Re: [Linux-usb-users] usb storage as backup

[Dominik Szczerba]

well, to me IDE2USB bridge is an excelent backup idea, because of 
dramatic price dropdown in classic intern HDD. the problem however is 
the bridge, you do not have too much to choose from (I mean, linux 
compatible). i blind-bought one which unluckily isint supported, others 
are not available, at least here in Europe.
bye
domi

Nathan Ehresman wrote:
Hey guys,

I'm new to USB and am looking at the possibility of using USB hard drives
for backing up user space here in the Computer Science department at Taylor
University.  We currently do lots of tape backups, but are looking at other
possibilities, USB being one.  Does anybody on this list have experience
under Linux using USB drives for backup and would you be interested in
sharing your experiences with it?
Thanks!

Nathan Ehresman



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