>
> I like to clone using Carbon Copy Cloner, although the newest version
> has had some issues. When I cloned a very large bootable HD I got a
> bad clone that wouldn't boot, and it took forever to clone. I tried
> SuperDuper and it was nearly twice as fast to clone the same HD and
> booted first time. Someone mentioned that the new CCC has a preference
> to ignore permissions when cloning that will make the clone
> unbootable, so I may have missed this preference setting and that was
> my own fault?
My interpretation of the CCC 3.1.2 documentation (in other posts, I
use to call it 3.4.2 ...sorry), is that Repair Permissions was no
longer considered a part of the cloning process, so Bombich did not
continue to do this within CCC.
Its the OS X that puts the check mark on Ignore Ownership ... on
Tiger and Leopard disk partitions, do Get Info and look for the
Ignore ownership on this volume in the window. Under bothe Tiger and
Leopard, it appears on non-booted upon partitions.
If that is checked when you try to CCC that partition, Ownership and
Permissions are ignored and the resulting clone is not boot-able (if
its supposed to be to begin with).
Bill Connelly
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