Morning Emilio:
I too ran in to a similar issue not too long ago when creating a bootable
duplicate drive during an SSD upgrade. It took me a bit of head scratching and
lots of checking to finally figure out that my mail directory and iOS backups
were taking up a lot more space than I could have
I use superduper just fine with Mountain lion and I intend to continue to use
it, especially after one incident where my Time machine backup couldn't be
used; I think the more options you have, the better off you are. But I need you
to clarify some things.
1. You are backing up from your hard dr
Hi,
At the risk of sounding obvious, it looks to me like a problem caused by Super
Duper. I don't use Super Duper so I'm just guessing that it must be keeping
log files, error files or some sort of data that is interfering with your HD
space. May I ask why you chose Super Duper instead of sim
>
> I backed-up to an external CGate 3TB HD.
The drive is partitioned into 1TB sections.
For those familiar with Super Duper I backed-up with the first option
because the manual hah reccommended to do so with a first back-up.
This problem is very annoying because I should not be losing so much d
Where/what device are you backing up to?
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On 2012-12-18, at 8:53 PM, Emilio Hernandez
wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I recently back-up my hard drive the other day.
> Today I got a message notifying me that my hard disk space was full.
> I checked a
Hello everyone,
I recently back-up my hard drive the other day.
Today I got a message notifying me that my hard disk space was full.
I checked and sure enough I was already reaching my 1TB limit.
I checked my home directory and everything is in order.
I had this problem once before after performin
