Hi,
The big problem is, every time I shut down, I have to log in again and that's
so annoying. Is there any way I can undo this back to the way it was before I
used Migration assistant. I don't have a backup on Time Machine of this.
Courtney
On Jun 26, 2010, at 7:18 AM, Cody Hurst wrote:
> migra
The table does allow you to expand by using VO-shift-\ and if that fails
because my memory has failed me, try without shift. Either way I have done this
many times and if you pay close attention to the instructions, you can't mess
things up at all. It only gets messy if you try to migrate data t
When I"m doing the migration in the wizard there is a table in which I can
select what I want to copy and I don't fully understand how to read it with
voiceover. there is a users section in the table which seems to be expandable
but does nto expand nor does it tell me the users. the same goes fo
migration assistent should be a one time deal for a new mac one just bought. I
say complex because some people may not want to be botherd with command line
aplications
On Jun 26, 2010, at 5:21 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
> Not having followed this thread very closely, there is nothing complex about
Did you correctly configure the options before starting the migration? I have
used the MIgration Assistant for many years and have had no problems moving
files and such from one Mac to another.
On Jun 25, 2010, at 10:48 PM, Cody Hurst wrote:
> oddly enough, migration assistant took over an hour,
Not having followed this thread very closely, there is nothing complex about
transferring files etc. THe question is what are you trying to accomplish. If
your goal is to migrate data from one Mac to another, then you simply use the
Migration tool, which is very efficient and effective. If your
there nothing you have to undo, just check the on box under sharing next to
filesharing and copy your shared content into the public folder of your user
name. I'm trying to figure out if I can just share files from where they are
without having to copy them but I guess it's better than way.
On J
Same here, it worked with the applications, that's what I meant by it worked.
Is there any I can undo the darn thing and do the sharing options network thing?
Courtney
On Jun 25, 2010, at 10:48 PM, Cody Hurst wrote:
> oddly enough, migration assistant took over an hour, and none of my files
> we
oddly enough, migration assistant took over an hour, and none of my files were
copied although it did copy my applications and a few settings but non of my
files. I didn't care for it
On Jun 25, 2010, at 7:45 PM, Chris Snyder wrote:
> Hi Courtney,
> I synced my macbook with my mini by using Migr
lol what is it with the super complex replies here? migration assistant,
command line ftp. lol just use file sharing and all your stuff is right there
if you just share it and go to network in finder. you can even share printers
under the sharing category in system prefs
On Jun 25, 2010, at 6:42
Yes macs come with firewire 800 but no firewire cables. unless you've got
settings and applications you want to migrate for a new mac, then use file
sharing foranything else you can do this wirelessly or probably via usb cable.
On Jun 25, 2010, at 6:39 PM, Courtney Curran wrote:
> Does a Firewir
Nope, if you share the public folder on the mac you want to share, by going to
system preferences, sharing and check the on box for file sharing you can copy
your files into your user names public folder and then you'll be able to see it
on the other mac by going up to the finder emnu, the go me
Hi Courtney,
I synced my macbook with my mini by using Migration Assistant found in the
utilities folder. This allowed me to sync my email, address book, iTunes,
files, apps, docs, etc. It was awesome! Alternatively, you could use the export
mailbox function in Mail, and the export contacts in a
Hi Courtney,
I use SFTP from the command line in terminal to transfer files, but I
have my machines set up to enable Remote login under the Sharing
option in System Preferences. You can also use tools like DropBox to
move files between any two machines. Maybe someone can give you more
de
Does a Firewire cable come with a Mack? Do newer Macbooks come with Firewire
support?
Courtney
On Jun 25, 2010, at 6:32 PM, Chris Moore wrote:
> Have a look in the utility folder at a application called migration tool, you
> can also connect two macs together via a firewire cable and place the m
Have a look in the utility folder at a application called migration tool, you
can also connect two macs together via a firewire cable and place the mac you
wish to receive data from in target mode, look at the mac help (help menu
within finder) for details about target mode.
On 25 Jun 2010, at 2
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