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I have successfully installed the eCS1.24 refresh! I really want to try
installing it over my existing system, but I am afraid to loose what I
already have. What is the best way to "clone" or archive my present boot
volume? I have some old versions of Partition Magic; I use RSJ; and I
have a lot of other stuff I don't realize the potential of. Can anyone
suggest how best to "archive" my boot volume?
Martin Rosenfeld
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