if i want to transfer my old data from a normal hard drive to SSD. will it have conflict?
MacBook
The Mac Pro (65lb tower) can boot from any one of the many drives installed internally or externally. There is no "special" boot drive.
There is no conflict from having the same version or a different version of Mac OS X on each drive, or having multiple Boot Drives.
Your Mac will attempt to boot from the drive you last specified in System Preferences > Startup Disk.
Hi,
First, thanks for your reply. I think I kind of get what you mean, but not totally yet.
so can i ask you again in another way?
I am using a PC(micrsoft windows) now, and the hard drive i have is a normal sata dirve. so now i want to buy a macbook with "all flash storge". will it be any problem that i transfer my old data from the sata drive to all flash storge?
Thank you!
The SSD drives in a MacBook "all flash" is a SATA drive, it just does not LOOK like a regular drive, and it is a bit faster.
To transfer files from a PC, see this excellent article from Pondini, mostly focused on Time Machine backup/restore, but also including getting your files from a PC:
Thank you! I finally knows what is the different now. not a tech-person. ^^
Thanks again!
Applehas its own Windows Easy Transfer, Migration Assistant for Windows
Somewhat different than what you started asking
Www.apple.com/support/mac101 - nd number of otherjump off points
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