Yes. Its called SafetyNet.
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On 10/11/2017 5:47 PM, Mi
hey,
can CCC keep track of file changes?
> On 12 Oct 2017, at 8:19 am, Mike Arrigo wrote:
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> I use CCC for my backups, I don't use time machine, mainly because I don't
> make a lot of changes to a lot of files at once. As far as restoring from a
> CCC backup, you would boot your mac from your
I use CCC for my backups, I don't use time machine, mainly because I
don't make a lot of changes to a lot of files at once. As far as
restoring from a CCC backup, you would boot your mac from your backup
drive, you can then use CCC to clone back to your internal drive,
fortunately I have never
I do. It may be redundant but better safe than sorry. And, I put
backups on separate external drives. The drives are partitioned but if
the drive itself goes belly up, that will take all the data with it.
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"God for you is where you sweep away all the
mysteries of
i have never played with CCC but have thought about it.
Do you use the program in conjunction with Time Machine?
How would you restore a Mac cloned with this program?
> On 11 Oct 2017, at 3:05 am, Mike Arrigo wrote:
>
> Sounds like their development is falling behind, with high sierra, all SSD
Sounds like their development is falling behind, with high sierra, all
SSD drives are converted automatically, CCC was ready to go the day
high Sierra was released.
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Good information, thanks. I too like to do clean installs.The more I
do the easier it is.
By the way,
Good information, thanks. I too like to do clean installs.The more I
do the easier it is.
By the way, for anyone who uses Superduper. I took a closer look at
their web site. The current version does not support APFS. Their version
3 which is in beta will support APFS.
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Cloning the recovery partition makes it much easier if you want to do a
clean install on another mac, just boot from the cloned recovery, erase
the hard drive and you can do a clean install which I prefer to do for
each major release of the operating system, it takes a bit more time
but it's we
Thanks Mike. I am curious, what is the advantage of cloning the
recovery partition?
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mysteries of the world, all the challenges to
our intelligence. You simply turn your mind off
and say God did it." --Carl Sagan
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CCC 5 is fairly similar to version 4, it has more features than super
duper and does work with APFS drives. CCC also has the ability to clone
Apple's recovery partition which Super Duper does not do last I checked.
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I had been using CCC 4 for some time but switched to Super
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