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has anyone cloned the stock hard drive in an ip edge and put in an ssd off the cloned image? thoughts or problems that might arise??
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Theoretically you may be able to clone the drive as long as it was an identical image, but I don't know if you would gain anything except for a faster boot-up time.
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I have done this many times and it works 100%
As for the faster boot up time the EP boots marginally quicker than the original HDD but not that much.
It is not an upgrade for speed more so for reliability.
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Carl
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Thanks for the replies guys. I cloned the original drive using a clone software program called, Active@ Disk Image. The SSD works perfectly with the IP Edge! I used a 256gb drive and kept the same drive partitions as the original 160gb drive.
This was not done for performance, but for reliability. My old drive had 35,000+ hours on it. Not about to deal with that shit soon.
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