Some Questions
1. Is it ok to remove Leopard after Snow Leopard is up and running safely? 2. I want to know that if I copy the entire files of Snow Leopard volume, and if anytime I want to reinstall it, then can I copy those files back, so will it work?…
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1. Is it ok to remove Leopard after Snow Leopard is up and running safely?
2. I want to know that if I copy the entire files of Snow Leopard volume, and if anytime I want to reinstall it, then can I copy those files back, so will it work?
Thanks for taking the time to help me out.
Synthesized Community Field Notes
2 technical responses curated from 3 original dispatches
1) yes if SL don't have problems or Leopard has personal files
2) no, only with programs like superduper
thanks for taking the time to help me out
i ll reply again later if i have any more questions
merry christmas!