Re: [Avid-L2] How to create a 10.6 startup drive on a new MacPro with 10.8?

I have to amend what I said earlier,

The newest Mac Pro ships with a graphics card that did not yet exist when
Snow leopard was current. You will need to obtain a driver package for
that card or you may have problems booting or have performance issues

On Thursday, December 27, 2012, electropura212 wrote:

> Yes. It will work fine. For example, many models of Mac no longer have
> FireWire. The FireWire drivers are still installed. If you start up a
> machine that has firewire ports using a clone of the original machines
> disk, the ports will work. The OSX installer does not customize the
> installation according to the machine. A Mac Mini gets the same install as
> a Mac Pro or a Retina MacBook Pro.
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> On Thursday, December 27, 2012, Marcel Brassard wrote:
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>> Yes. I often start up a Mac Pro with a back up disk from either a Mac
>> Mini or a MBP.
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>> On 27/12/2012, at 5:29 AM, Dennis Degan wrote:
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>> > In other words, if John clones his MBP startup drive onto his MacPro
>> > drive, it should work as a startup drive on the MacPro, right?
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