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Transferring files on my Ibook G4 to my new Macbook?
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Dec 2, 2006, 09:04 PM
 
Can anyone help me? I'm to use the migration assistant and a firewire cable? right? Does apple sell firewire cable and what kind of firewire cable? If I transfer my files in to my new macbook will it erase it on my ibook g4 (hoping it will not.)? If Im to use the migration assistant which computer should I boot and hold the T button (is it the Ibook?) Sorry im new to this thing... Thank you in advance!
     
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Dec 3, 2006, 10:40 AM
 
Originally Posted by swt_decadent View Post
Can anyone help me? I'm to use the migration assistant and a firewire cable? right? Does apple sell firewire cable and what kind of firewire cable? If I transfer my files in to my new macbook will it erase it on my ibook g4 (hoping it will not.)? If Im to use the migration assistant which computer should I boot and hold the T button (is it the Ibook?) Sorry im new to this thing... Thank you in advance!
Yes, that's correct, you would use a firewire cable. It does not erase the files from the source computer (your iBook). You would boot the source computer (your iBook), holding down the "T" key.
     
   
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