I would re enable file volt
My thought is that if in the worst case your notebook is stolen or lost,
Then all data on your mac volume will be secure which of course incldes
anything on the mac that is sync'ed to iCloud / iCloud drive,
As for your boot camp partition
I believe people have tried to back this up in the passed but it's not an easy
thing to do without third party products.
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From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of maurice.mines
Sent: Friday, 13 December 2019 4:54 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: a question about when clown accessibility?
Hello, the subject line pretty much states what I am interested in getting some
comments both good and/or bad? I purchased a copy of one phone eight standard
and I was I think able to make a backup of my Boot Camp partition. My major
question is what happened should I need to restore this entire partition
meeting should something happen to my system since I’m getting ready to do some
traveling.
A related question is simply this one because I’m going to do a bit of
traveling, should I re-encrypt my OS X partition? I turned off FileVault just
to make it easier to go between OS X and Boot Camp partition. But if I’m not
close to a source for reinstalling say Time Machine backup would be wise to go
ahead and re-encrypt? Unfortunately what I’m experiencing is that Time Machine
uses standard HFS plus file system.
While carbon copy cloner prefers to use a PFS. Sure I could put an HFS
partition, and an eight PFS partition on the same drive. But that would create
issues since of course I’d have to make it GU ID for to truly be operating
system compliant. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to solve this
quandary.if I don’t encrypt I guess I do re-encrypt this might solve the issue
somewhat but of course I still have to deal with the moving between operating
systems headache of going all the way down into the recovery console to thus
boot into the different operating system.
I hope this hasn’t been to difficult to follow. Here’s to see what all the
thoughts are on this one is?
Sincerely Maurice.
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