Brett Conlon <brett_conlon at sonymusic.com.au> wrote: >Again to clarify, if you had built a disc image you would not have been >able to boot off THE IMAGE unless you had restored the image to a drive >partition then chose the partition as your startup. > >Restoring/cloning a volume through Disk Utility seems to be also available >under 10.3. I stumbled across it the other day when I accidentally dropped >the destination volume in the Source tab and it accepted it. It lead me to >think that you could possible clone a partition rather than having to >create an image first - like CCC. Looking further at the Source field >description it suggests you can drop a DISK or image there - duhhh! > >My first attempt at cloning didn't work - non bootable build - but later I >found there were other issues with the partition I was "cloning" to. I'll >take another stab soon. > >Coj i know you manage a bunch of macs. if you need to make bootable images, take a look at netrestore: http://www.bombich.com/software/netrestore.html ccc took a back seat as soon as netrestore hit the scene. block copy instead of file copy, etc. netrestore follows asr procedure (man asr) so you can restore to a different computer. don