On 01/19/08, Jim Robertson <jamesrob at sonic.net> wrote: > > I just set up my new Mac Pro. For probably silly reasons, I created my main > administrator account and installed a few applications before running the > migration assistant to bring in things from my G5, where I had the same > Administrator Account names and password. > > The Migration Assistant wouldn't bring things from the G5 into the already > existing identity on the Mac Pro, and I had to change the name and shortname > before it would import that data into the Mac Pro. So, now I have 98% of my > "stuff" (including user account library files) in one account that's from a > machine that ran 10.4.11, and 2% of my "stuff" in a new account on my Mac > Pro! > > My thoughts regarding getting this stuff into one account include moving all > the folders in the user account from the G5 into the Shared folder, then > integrating it by hand with the main user account. > > Anyone have better ideas? Reverse the process if you can log into the moved account Delete the original, saving data, open the .dmg file in /Users/Deleted Users/, change the ownership and permissions to those of the moved account, and transfer the 2% to it. That should be quicker.