Ok, I've got another strange problem. We are in the process of
moving our backups from an older PC to a newer PC.
We installed Windows 98v2 (not my choice, but we had to) and did all
the Windows updates.
Installed Retrospect 5.0 and now when Retrospect is running, the
floppy drive just
Phil,
Butler SQL 2.5.2 (the version I'm using) is Apple-scriptable. The
User manual contains a sample script for it (if you don't have access
to the manual, let me know, and I'll send it to you). The User manual
has a whole chapter dedicated to backup strategies (and the Reference
Guide goes
Hi Matt,
Retrospect can poll the floppy drive constantly on systems with SuperDisk
drivers and no SuperDisk. The problem is that the pre-installed system had
SuperDisk drivers installed, even though there is no SuperDisk on the
computer. The fix for this is a simple edit of the registry.
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I've just wasted a couple of hours looking for a CDRW drive sold in
the UK that supports packet-writing. None of the distributors I have
spoken to even know what packet-writing is!
If anyone knows of such a drive please can they let us all know?
Specifically, we need an external USB CDRW
I have a client who is running Retrospect 4.1i and they recently installed a
new firewire drive that they partitioned into about 6 separate partitions to
organize their data. The strange thing is, that when you open up Retrospect
and go to Configure/Devices, all of those partitions are listed
Chad
I have a client who is running Retrospect 4.1i and they recently installed a
new firewire drive that they partitioned into about 6 separate partitions to
organize their data. The strange thing is, that when you open up Retrospect
and go to Configure/Devices, all of those partitions are
