SuperDuper

I wont try to persuade, however SuperDuper is great. I had trouble with my first backup also. Contacted Shirtpocket and and recd the following reply. ...

Hi there, I've been looking for some backup software for a while. To be honest, I didn't think it would be this difficult but I'm struggling to find something that will do what I want. Can anyone recommend something that will do the job? Here is what I am trying to do: I have a Powerbook G4 1.67GHz, which has a 100Gb internal HD. I have a 100Gb partition set aside on an...

I would use the SuperDuper because I have never heard of that program. ...

And would you use Prosoft Engineering Data Backup that comes with the drive to back it up/clone it, or SuperDuper? I know you already suggested SuperDuper, but I just wanted to confirm.

I have (I have two (see my signature)) the OWC Mercury™ Elite Pro Classic Portable for my MacBook Pro and it works great. I would also getting her the application shareware SuperDuper. It will be the easiest for her to use for backups on a schedule.

Canceling .mac.com will also cancel Backup. SuperDuper will work fine.

Hey Everyone, I can't shell out the $100 for .mac this year, but I want to make sure I have my bases covered before I cancel. As I understand it, everything will disappear: my files on my iDisk, my mail account, my web site, etc. This actually isn't too big of a deal to me. One of the reasons I'm canceling is because I have used Google products much more than .mac in the...

SuperDuper!, or Carbon Copy Cloner are both hard drive (or any volume) cloning programs. clone your old, onto the new in an easy step by step way, then all should be fine and you should be good to go.

Well, I didn't copy the documents over, I used SuperDuper to clone the old drive, backed it up onto an external drive, and then restored it to the new drive and made the new drive the bootup drive. ...

I recently added a second internal hard drive to my G5. The original drive was 250GB and the new drive is 500GB. I wanted to transfer everything from the original drive over to the new drive, which I did by using SuperDuper! to make a clone and then made the boot disk the newer, 500GB drive. Everything seemed to be fine. I kept all the info on the old drive for a while just in...