Restrospect

I am trying to undue an extremely stupid mistake I did on a user's Mac Pro machine. The machine needed a firmware update. It had 2 500GB drives concatentated. I realized that the firmware could not be installed booting from a RAID array. Thinking (not the best choice of verb in retrospect) I would split the RAID, update the firmware, and reconnect the RAID...I used the...

I've been using Retrospect for all my backups, so that isn't a problem. It's just a pain to have to reinstall all programs and lose their setting. ...

Unfortunately, unless you have a PowerPC Mac you won't be able to run the older Classic applications (aka, applications that run in OS 9 and below). Only the PowerPC Macs were able to run the Classic environment for that purpose. Really, in retrospect the Classic environment was more of a transitionary thing considering the Apple-privately-projected Intel switch 6 years...

I have a 160 gb maxtor external hard drive that I use to back up both of my internal hardrives. I have been using Retrospect Express but am not pleased with it as it has become eradict ever since I installed Tiger. ...

For instance, say you use Retrospect 6 to back up your machine. Then your drive crashes, and you go to restore onto a new drive. You can only find a Retrospect 5 installer, because that's what you originally bought and you can't upgrade for free. ...

I'm having exactly the same problems. We have 2 Xservers and about 15 clients G5's. Retrospect runs well on all except the main server. ...

The Retrospect backup worked previously, so there is no reason to think that there's anything wrong with the backup disc. ...

I have ordered an external drive and need help on backup software. I have kinda narrowed it down to Retrospect, Carbon Copy Cloner, and SuperDooper, and would like your input. Needless to say I would like something simple, and easy to use for both backup and restore.

At the time Mac OS 10.2, and the new Bluetooth features of Address Book, was released the T68 was the only BlueTooth phone on the market, and the only phone ready to support these features. Sure, its pretty weak in retrospect, I swear by mine. It has served me well for about four years. They're cheap, easy to use, trouble free, and work with the advanced features of...

My network is pretty basic. I've got a DSL connection with five usable static IP addresses, all on the same subnet (subnet mask is 255.255.255.248). All three computers connect directly to the DSL modem through its built-in switch. The only firewalls on the LAN side of the DSL modem are ipfw on each Mac, and of course, personal file sharing is turned on (which is clearly the...