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so long retrospect?
great hint. some comments:
so long retrospect?
I tired using psync a long time ago. It had extreme difficulty writing to network volumes. SMB-mounted volumes in particular. Retrospect does this flawlessly. If all you want to do is backup to another local volume or partition, psync does the job. It won't write to CD-R or network volumes though.
so long retrospect?
You won't need to run bless seperately (although psync may use it, I'm not sure).
psync is excellent!
I've been using psync for about a year now and it works flawlessly. I backup to an external firewire hard drive, (oxford 911 chipset with an IBM ATA inside), and it is bootable without any blessing commands. I also use it to clone to spare local partitions for testing purposes. If something goes awry with the testing, it's easy to restore using psync and it's fast too. It also does incremental backups and works in the background. The only caveat is that it won't do backups to networked drives.
-d command ? where does it go in the synapse?
Where do I place th -d command in "sudo psync / /Volumes/Storage/" with Storage being my backup disk? psync duped my startup volume, I've backed up changed files, but I wanna know how to delete files on my backup that have been deleted since my last backup.
-d command ? where does it go in the synapse?
sudo psync -d / /Volumes/backup_here |
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