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pettefar · 11-15-2008, 02:22 AM

I had a look at the FAQ. There is nothing there about a copy utility for copying between filesystems unfortunately. In section 3.D it states: "D. You can now copy the data from your old hd to the new one. (Slave to Master)" but no mention of how to do it.

Whoever wrote it has used the word LOOSE instead of LOSE which always makes me laugh!

"Before doing any upgrades or drive replacement it is recommended that you backup ALL DATA from the Snap that you do not want to loose. There is always a risk of loosing data ..."

Can you imagine all that loose data!?

I will carry on with my network copying.

Cheers,

Nick

11-15-2008, 02:22 AM	#4
pettefar Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: SW England Posts: 26	Re: Built-in Copy? SS 2200 I had a look at the FAQ. There is nothing there about a copy utility for copying between filesystems unfortunately. In section 3.D it states: "D. You can now copy the data from your old hd to the new one. (Slave to Master)" but no mention of how to do it. Whoever wrote it has used the word LOOSE instead of LOSE which always makes me laugh! "Before doing any upgrades or drive replacement it is recommended that you backup ALL DATA from the Snap that you do not want to loose. There is always a risk of loosing data ..." Can you imagine all that loose data!? I will carry on with my network copying. Cheers, Nick