[X-HW] trying to extract data

[Paul Moortgat]

Use a firewire cable to connect the two macs.  After starting the first 
one press the letter "T" on the second mac and restart this one.  After 
a while you will see the HD from the second mac appear of the desktop 
of the first one.  You can start to copy from one to the other.

Paul Moortgat

On 15-sep-04, at 00:58, Valerie Maples wrote:

> I hope someone here can help me.  My daughter has a Quicksilver G4 
> that was bought for her by Make-A-Wish almost three years ago.  She is 
> terminally ill and basically confined to bed, so her computer is her 
> lifeline.  She watches many movies a day on it as well as doing her 
> homebound schoolwork.  After replacing the hard drive once and the 
> SuperDrive twice and eventually even the logic board and processor, 
> Apple has agreed to give her new computer.  We are extremely grateful, 
> but we are trying to find a way to pull off her most recent work from 
> the hard drive.  I don't know if it will be possible since the 
> computer will not successfully been to try and plays this hard drive 
> in the G3 we have here or if I can even take a second hard drive.  I 
> was also wondering if ZIP 250 from this computer can be run in either 
> the older G3 or the new G5.
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> Valerie Maples
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> Tupelo, Mississippi
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