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10.5: Set up Time Machine on a NAS in three easy steps
Authored by: dabl on Wed, May 7 2008 at 12:29PM PDT

>Does the Leopard install DVD recognize such a backup? In other words, is it possible to restore an entire disk from it?

Right, I notice none of the articles address restoring a full image to the original partition.

Can one boot from the OS X install DVD to locate a bootable complete OS X image located on a network drive and restore it to the local disks' original partition?