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10.4: How to run Carbon Copy Cloner
I like CCC, but I stopped using it in favor of SuperDuper!
Superduper is too complicated.
After hearing good things, I tried out Superduper: It has 4 main modes of operation, but none of the 4 actually sounds like "safely copy my whole drive":
Superduper is too complicated.
Sounds like you didn't RTFM. You seem to want the backup all files option.
The safety clone thing is obviously causing a little confusion. I'll quote the bit about safety clones from the manual, given that you didn't read it. A Safety Clone is a bootable copy of your system, stored on another hard drive or partition, that shares your personal documents and data with the original. In the past, you might have stored this copy away in a drawer as a backup. With SuperDuper, you actually use the Safety Clone as your startup volume.
10.4: How to run Carbon Copy Cloner
Since CCC has been broken with 10.4, I have used SuperDuper "Backup all files" free mode a couple times. It's worked great. Good doumentation, straight forward to use. I haven't missed CCC, to the point I will probably buy SuperDuper. I always do full backups, then boot form the backup, make sure things work on the backup, and run Diskwarrior from the backup on the original drive. I've had CCC not compete a backup on a rare ocassion anyway.
10.4: How to run Carbon Copy Cloner
We (the Bombich forum moderators) posted this AppleScriptStudio authentication workaround over a month ago at
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