(2) I am aware that Winclone doesn't work under 10.6 and is no longer being developed. (6) Restart into MacOS and make sure everything's okay. (4) Restart into Windows and make sure everything's okay. (3) Restart into MacOS and make sure everything's okay. (2) Use Winclone to restore the cloned Windows image to the expanded partition. (1) Use Bootcamp Assistant to repartition my internal drive to 100% Mac, then repartition again to 120Gb NTFS / remainder MacOS.
#PARAGON BOOT CAMP BACKUP FOR OSX 10.6 MAC OS X#
Mac OS X includes built-in backup tools, but they do not support the NTFS-file system and work on the file level only which negatively effects on computer. Apple Boot Camp is a utility that allows you to run Windows OS on a Mac computer. Once that is done, these are the steps I plan to take: Paragon Boot Camp Backup is the first backup solution for Windows OS resided on Mac computers under OS X. So I'm attempting a restore of the Windows image to one of the external drives right now (35%, probably another hour or so to complete). I don't want to trust the Winclone clone file without verifying it. Internal drive repartitioned to 120Gb NTFS, remainder MacOS
#PARAGON BOOT CAMP BACKUP FOR OSX 10.6 INSTALL#
install discs for WinXP, the system-restore discs that came with my MBP, and the upgrade disc for 10.6. Now with Windows being able to read and write to the partition used by OS X, it doesnt really matter how big you want the Windows partition to be, as long as its large enough to contain Windows. The Time Machine backup includes a Winclone-created clone file of the Bootcamp partition. current, complete Time Machine backups on both external drives. another external 1Tb drive, with a 350Gb NTFS partition, the rest MacOS external 1Tb drive, with a 32Gb FAT32 partition, the rest MacOS internal 500Gb drive, with an 80Gb NTFS Bootcamp partition, the rest MacOS MacBookPro5,3, 2.8GHz Duo, 8Gb RAM, running 10.5.8 and XPSP3 I'm going to spell out what I have, what I want, and how I think I can get there, and I am hoping that I can get a thumbs-up or thumbs-down for my plan of attack, rather than posting here in a panic after I brick everything. I've read through lots of threads about Winclone, backups, partitions, etc., but I still don't quite feel secure in what I'm trying to do.
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