SuperDuper

Here are some of my favorite Apps (versiontracker.com): SubEthaEdit - Text Editor Audio Recorder - Records voice and saves to mp3/aiff Adium - Allows you to talk to your AOL, MSN, and Yahoo buds. SuperDuper - Backup Utility Transmit - FTP client Audio Hijack - Hijacks... audio Amadeus II - Audio Editor Marine Write - Word processor

It might be a good time to rescue as many important files as you can. I made the following relevant entry in SuperDuper's forum: http://www.shirt-pocket.com/forums/showpost.php?p=4850&postcount=13 Hmm, I wonder... try this: select the file you're not able to copy. Control-click it. From the contextual menu that comes up, choose to make an archive of the file. What...

I use SuperDuper for cloning, Apple Backup 3 for my most critical files that are backed up to . ...

Since the introduction of OS X, it is NO LONGER possible to simply copy folders from one locat- ion to another by dragging them. Most folders you can still copy, but the important ones like the Library will always generate an error mes- sage. You will have to use a software like Carbon CopyCloner (freeware) or SuperDuper (share- ware) - both can be found via...

Hi Bob, Because I have successfully burned every one of the folders within ~/Library - it just won't burn them all at the same time! Nigel

This is exactly why programs like CarbonCopyCloner and SuperDuper were written. ...

I have a 15" G4 iBook that I want to synchronize with my G4/450 AGP both under Panther9. I can't use the standard apps like SuperDuper or CCCloner (I believe) since the System is not the same for the two boxes -- different ROMs AFAIK. So *what* exactly should I copy and how (dragging files/folders is surely not the way to go) My setup: G4/450 & iBook G4, OSX Panther9,...

Use Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper. You can find both at http://www.versiontracker.com

Carbon Copy Cloner isn't necessarily any better than SuperDuper, just different. I find SuperDuper easier to use and it offers more cloning options that CCC, but that is strictly a matter of personal opinion. ...

hmm read the manual. sounds like the only way to do what i want (not erase disk first -- but just add the new files like a drag and drop) is to get the registered version of superduper is carbon copy as good? cheaper.... and can someone explain a bit to me how an "image" works? when i drag and drop, i get duplicates of the files i want on the new drive. easy. i can...