Restrospect

First> 9.2.2 Second> My companies default image that I created using Retrospect Third>Nothing, It's open. I sit and watch it. After a certain amount of time it crashes with error -15 Fourth>VM is off, Cache is as low as possible...doesn't matter I did a Clean Install from the 9.2.2 CD and then used some program called Clean Installer I think that puts back all my...

Reply to ksv: What attracts me to this particular Yamaha is that it has that uber-cool T@2 (burns designs on the unused half of the CD) technology and comes bundled with lots of software (Photoshop LE, etc.). The external FireWire version is retailing for about $250, but the internal version for about 1/2 that. Thanks for the tip that your Plextor works just great. I...

And Retrospect Express is designed only for incremental backups, right? ...

I keep getting different applications crashing with error -15! I can't figure what is doing it. Does anyone have any suggestions? I have installed an image using Retrospect on a few different Macs and they all get the error -15 so I know it's not the hardware.

Might be normal for retrospect (it is backup software, probably scans to keep up-to-the-minute status of files) You can probably change a setting in Retrospect to stop the continual scans

Anyway I noticed that Retrospect or an associated file etc seems to be doing something every few seconds or so. ...

When I did a clean install of Jag some months ago, I made 4 partitions on my HD. In retrospect I should only have made two, one for Jag and one for other applications/music etc. I haven't bothered to re-install OS9 since I never used it anyway, but I have an empty OS9 partition plus one more. My questions are: #1 Can I rename one of those blank partitions and use it for...

FYI, 'Retrospect' is the name of commercial backup software from Dantz software. Looks like it's about $50. Doug

I am wondering about people's opinions on how to back up an Xserve. Of course Retrospect is an option. However, I'd prefer to use a solution that a Unix administrator who's never worked with Mac OS X would be comfortable with. ...

Get your hands on a copy of Retrospect. Install a fresh image of Mac OS X and build your "ideal" image. Then, install retrospect and make a full hard drive copy or image of that install to a new hard drive, or tape back, whatever. Now you have an image. ...