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Theoritecally, can this be done in OS X ?
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I'm looking foward into buying a new, faster HDD, will I be able after installing Mac OS X to just drag and drop my apps in the old HDD into the new one without loosing anything ?
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Originally posted by Sarc:
<STRONG>I'm looking foward into buying a new, faster HDD, will I be able after installing Mac OS X to just drag and drop my apps in the old HDD into the new one without loosing anything ?
Sarc</STRONG>
If you were to drag all of your system files and library files as well (or keep the HDD with all your stuff on it now as your start-up disk) then yes.
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