SuperDuper

t startp in target mode. So what I got was a clean install with a new user name. Then I thought maybe I could restore the user files with SuperDuper and boot from them. Nope. ...

When it comes to backups, you should have at least one backup stored locally and one stored remotely. The local backup gives you the ability to quickly restore or recover lost files, while the remote backup provides a secondary back to your primary, giving you comfort in knowing in the event that your local machine and backup are stolen or destroyed by water, fire or natural...

Buy a cheap Firewire external and use any of the backup options of Time Machine or Carbon Copy Cloner or Superduper to make "bootable" backups. ...

Right now I have OSX Leopard installed on my Macbook Pro. I do NOT have a bootcamp partition, I loaded Windows XP through Parallels. I recently found the need to boot into Windows natively, so I need to create a bootcamp partition for my XP OS. I'm trying to figure out the best way to make this transition, while continuing to backup my system "completely". I'm just not...

I have an iBook G4 with OSX 10.4. During the last update to 10.4.11, after restart the comp freezes during the gray apple screen with the spinning sticks. I tried to copy a working OS from another laptop I have using target disc mode and SuperDuper, copy was successful, same startup problem. fsck reports no drive errors. There's nothing on this computer except the OS and...

Also, the manufacturer of external FireWire device, its model number, and the manufacturer and model number of the actual hard disk drive, should have been provided. And one needs to know if the specific FireWire device is boot able - due to the 'chip set' incorporated. Based on the provided information: 01. Backup the other partition(s) of data on the external FireWire...

'... Superduper! ... backed up my startup hard drive to an external firewire ... hard drive, which ... should be bootable. But I can't get the computer to start from the external hard drive.' - missing information: Mac model, MacOS X version number, and SuperDuper! version number. Quickly, if the (unknown model) Mac is Intel based - was the external FireWire drive formatted...

I downloaded Superduper! and through it backed up my startup hard drive to an external firewire-connected hard drive, which according to Superduper! should be bootable. But I can't get the computer to start from the external hard drive. I've restarted and held down the proper keys (I forgot which ones), but then I got a screen that stayed on literally for an hour without doing...

Hi, I recently upgraded from Tiger to Leopard and am experiencing some major problems. Before upgrading, I backed-up to an external USB Hard Drive (Lacie) via SuperDuper!. I wanted to do a fresh upgrade, so I opted for the erase and upgrade option. Everything went fine with the upgrading and so, I used the migration assistant to transfer all of the previous data from the...

'... thought about powering down, taking out the second drive and put in the new one and try to transfer that way SuperDuper' or 'CarbonCopyCloner'], then upgrade to the new OS.' - nice plan.