Restore - Error 22 - Invalid Argument
am trying to use Disk Utilities Restore function to create a bootable copy of my current boot drive. I have two internal 60GB drives. I have unchecked the "ignore ownership" box before starting procedure. I booted from my Tiger Install disk. I specified my curent boot drive as Source and selected the other drive as Destination. I also zeroed out my Destination drive before starting and also checked the erase box before starting.
All seems to go well until the very end and I get this error messge. "An error(22) occured while copying, (invalid argument)
Not knowing what to do, I just exited disk utility. If I boot from my Source drive all goes well and if I examine the contents of the Destination drive, I find all my files and apps. I can access fiels and can run programs from this drive.
However, it is not a bootable copy, If I select the Destination drive as the boot drive, then I get a start up screen that is a greyed out symbol for NO (circle with slash through it.) I have to reboot from the original source Drive.
I have followed "Lee's Instructions for Tool A" (previous poster) to the letter.
What to do now? I really need to create bootable copies
dan
All seems to go well until the very end and I get this error messge. "An error(22) occured while copying, (invalid argument)
Not knowing what to do, I just exited disk utility. If I boot from my Source drive all goes well and if I examine the contents of the Destination drive, I find all my files and apps. I can access fiels and can run programs from this drive.
However, it is not a bootable copy, If I select the Destination drive as the boot drive, then I get a start up screen that is a greyed out symbol for NO (circle with slash through it.) I have to reboot from the original source Drive.
I have followed "Lee's Instructions for Tool A" (previous poster) to the letter.
What to do now? I really need to create bootable copies
dan
G4 2/500, Mac OS X (10.4.3)
