[G4] Installing Panther on a different disk

[Bill Corea]

I guess I should have been a bit more specific.  If I want to clone 
my Jaguar system to a new disk, and then upgrade that disk to 
Panther, what files do I need to copy (using Carbon Copy Cloner)?  Is 
the list in the "Backing Up OS X" web page exhaustive?  In other 
words, if I use Carbon Copy Cloner to copy:

/Volumes/Backup/Applications
/Volumes/Backup/Developer
/Volumes/Backup/Library
/Volumes/Backup/System
/Volumes/Backup/System\ Folder
/Volumes/Backup/Users
/Volumes/Backup/cores
/Volumes/Backup/private
/Volumes/Backup/usr
/Volumes/Backup/bin
/Volumes/Backup/sbin
/Volumes/Backup/mach_kernel
/Volumes/Backup/.hidden

will I have a complete copy of my Jaguar system on the new disk?

I like Carbon Copy Cloner, and I've made several donations to its 
programmer, but I wish that it would default to just copying the 
files needed to clone the system.

Bill

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>Message-ID: <1B3AA5DC3BDBD411905600508BF9BD530A180685 at fraex21.staples.com>
>From: "Wilkin, Wayne (Mass)" <Wayne.Wilkin at Staples.com>
>Subject: Re: [G4] Installing Panther on a different disk
>Date: Fri, 5 Dec 2003 10:58:52 -0500
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>Is this other disk a ata, scsi, external scsi, what I am really asking =
>is do
>you have any scsi cards in your computer. After 10.2.6 apple really =
>messed
>around with the scsi code in X.2.8 and in Panther. There are a lot of =
>scsi
>cards that don't work anymore after updating to X.2.8 and panther. You =
>can
>use program called carbon copy cloner version 2.3. Cloan your original =
>drive
>to your 30 gig. The run the panther installer on the 30 gig and do an
>update. Users have also complained about different sorts of problems =
>when
>doing updates instead of clean installs, Just my 2=A2.
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Bill Corea
wcorea at world.std.com
San Ramon, California