Re: Trouble with Migration assistant...

Hi,

I've seen a few reports of people having the same problem on the web. I
would recommend trying to upgrade your old machine to 10.3.9 and also
any firmware updates. If it still doesn't work, you might be better off
moving files and data over manually as Beth suggested.

Good luck,

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On Tue, 3 Jun 2008, Guy Vinson wrote:

> I am having problems migrating data and user info from an older 17"
> powerbook running OS X 3.4.1 to a new Intel Macbookpro running Leopard.
> The problem is this... when I try to use the migration assistant in
> Leopard on the new computer to move stuff from the old computer using a
> firewire cable and transfer mode it give me an error that it can't find
> any version of OS X on the old computer.
>
> Guy Vinson
> Architecture Computing
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