Font Access in Panorama Lost in Bootable Image

[Alan C. Miller]

Hey everyone!

I appreciate the discussion, but it wasn't my question!  The clone 
booted just fine.  The problem was I got the 'font error' message 
when I opened a database with a form with several fonts.

Questions were:  How do you get these 'veiwable' by Panorama?  Does 
this indicate a problem with the clone?  Is this expected behavior 
when you clone a disk with Panorama on it?

--Alan



>At 7:51 AM -0800 2/4/08, Robert Ameeti wrote:
>>While the clone might be a clone, that does not mean that the drive
>>will be bootable. There are other items that cause a drive to not be
>>bootable with the biggest holes being the Partition Map Scheme of the
>>drives (Intel GUID vs PPC APM).
>
>You can't install OSX on an APM formatted drive with an Intel Mac,
>but an APM drive that has OSX on it will boot an Intel Mac. GUID
>drives will not boot on a PPC Mac.
>
>OSX 10.4 (Tiger) comes in different versions for PPC and Intel, and a
>system from one will not boot on the other. 10.5 (Leopard) installs
>the same system on both, so a bootable 10.5 installation on an APM
>drive should boot on either type of machine.
>
>Ralph
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