Hi Mark,
I'm running Synchronise Pro X 4.1.1, each night in cron mode with
good results since over one year :
1.- to backup my two home office macs (pwb OS X 10.4.6 + mac mini OS
X 10.3.9) to an external/remote 250 Go firewire external drive
connected to the mac mini.
2.- to clone the
Does anyone have any recommendations for backup systems?
What I'm currently using: a mixed OSX and Windows 2k system running
Retrospect Server 6.5 on a Win2k server box, backing up four computers
to a 160gig NetDisk. This occasionally works, is a pain to set up,
more of a pain to
Mark,
For my personal computer, running OS X, I use SuperDuper, backing up to a
Firewire HD. SuperDuper erases the backup drive and copies everything from the
source drive - takes about 1 hour - and the Firewire HD is then a bootable HD.
Incremental updates take about 5 - 7 minutes. SuperDuper
On Apr 16, 2006, at 8:09 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
Does anyone have any recommendations for backup systems?
I am using ChronoSync http://www.econtechnologies.com/site/index.html
The developer loves his products and responds to you directly. I
have it backing up my drives incrementally to
On Apr 16, 2006, at 8:09 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
160gig NetDisk.
Sorry about not reading it all the way through. I missed the part
about it backing up over a network. This would still work if the
network looks like a mountable drive to the OS. Hope that still
helps some.
Mark
All-
Off topic, but there are some smart and savvy people on this list so I
thought I'd ask...
Does anyone have any recommendations for backup systems?
What I'm currently using: a mixed OSX and Windows 2k system running
Retrospect Server 6.5 on a Win2k server box, backing up four computers
to a
This one works for me
FoldersSynchronizer - 3.5.4
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/1682
backing up large disks over networks sucks. I'd suggest getting a
moveable firewire for each workstation if the data is important at
all.
sqb
All-
Off topic, but there are some
This isn't quite what you want but... I keep all my documents in one
directory (containing many sub directories.) when I backup to a DVD I only
need to copy the one directory.
The benefit: everything gets copied to the backup and you don't have to
worry that anything isn't backed up..
The
Mark,
Please check out www.foldershare.com
It's an Austin company recently purchased by MicroSoft. And the software
rocks on both Macs and PC's.
I use it on 4 of my computers.
You of course already know about MagicCarpet, Altuit's own version
control/archival software.
Altuit also has
