Superduper Mac

It is however, a good idea to keep up with all the security and other updates that are supplied by Apple for the Mac and any other updates provided by the companies that write the software that you use. ...

a USB hub along with a scanner, a tablet and a printer. This had been my setup for many months and everything seemed to work pretty well together. I'm running a Mac quad 2.5Ghz with 250GB internal drive and 4.5GB of RAM with 10.4.8 right now. ...

I'm using Superduper to do backups of my Mac Mini to an external USB harddisk. Works nice and no complains on Superduper. In Superduper I scheduled backups such that they are executed on a daily basis but.... ...

Probably need to burn the ISO file from a Mac. From Toast would be ideal. Otherwise, you could pull the HD out of the iMac, hook up the old HD and the new HD via FireWire to a more modern mac, then use a cloning utility to clone the old HD's contents to the new HD. If the computer doing the clone is PPC, use Carbon Copy Cloner. If it's an Intel, I like SuperDuper, but it's...

I am trying, without success, to partition & format an external hard drive so that the first 40GB can have a bootable backup copy of my MacMini's hard drive (using "SuperDuper") which means using "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)" as the file system and "Apple Partition Map", instead of Master Boot Record, as the Partition Scheme. However, I want to be able to use the remaining...

Agrreed! SuperDuper works great paired with an external hard drive that matches or exceeds the size of your Mac's hard drive. ...

I would not buy a .Mac membership just to get Backup 3. If you wanted something that did incremental backups, SuperDuper is a better investment. You can clone your whole drive to another drive, and boot from it, if necessary. ...

The problem is that I'm seeing all the "Dual Boot Ubuntu and Mac OS X" advice saying that one should do a fresh install of Tiger on the first partition. ...

rer, and many manufacturers don't even know for sure if their models will be bootable on a Mac, especially if they deal mostly with PC users and don't cater to a Mac audience. ...

Stay far away from Symantec on OS X. Your can find all over the Mac web sites how a Symantec product messed up an OS X machine. ...