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10.5: Back up Time Machine's sparse image bundles
The value in this hint is saving the time of an initial TM backup which is quite long. This hint assumes that all the daily change backups have some value and must be retained. Granted, TM goes into that territory by it's frequent backups: I edited a file, screwed it up, and want to revert to the one I had two hours ago.
About archiving
The smaller the number of logical disks (ie, a RAID would be one logical disk), the easier it is to backup and archive and keep track of things. If you cannot fit all your data on the your current harddisk, get the biggest available drive and try again. If if still does not fit, consider pooled drives (RAID, Drobo). |
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