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10.5: Make a bootable Time Machine backup drive
I thinks thats the (almost) only way Time Machine is really usefull. The main reason for data loss (and the need for a backup) in my case until now was hard drive failure.
10.5: Make a bootable Time Machine backup drive
>>Actually ... I use super duper, which safes you from the hassle of reinstalling everything.
10.5: Make a bootable Time Machine backup drive
Hi, sorry, that wasn't clear:
10.5: Make a bootable Time Machine backup drive
I've been using SuperDuper! for about a year now, doing a nightly, bootable clone of my main internal drive to another internal drive. I also have my machine wake up every morning at 3am, let the UNIX routines do their thing, then via an Applescript, backup my critical files to one of a series of 14 DVDs (2 week rotation) so that I've got a 2 week span to go back to, if needed. |
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