At 7:07 AM -0800 2/17/09, db wrote:
But if you don't have the kernel's system event
record ... which is a critical component at
least for some of the backup process ... what
happens? After the kernel creates this
record... where/ how is it kept?
Seems to me they would have taken such into
acct.but I am just wondering ... while knowing
very little about it...
I strongly recommend that you invest $15 in the
e-book "Take Control of Mac OS X Backups,
Third Edition", at
<http://www.takecontrolbooks.com/backup-macosx>.
It covers Time Machine and Time Capsule, as well
as Mac backups in general. Here is the table of
contents:
Table of Contents (3.0)
Read Me First..............................................2
Introduction................................................5
Quick Start to Mac OS X Backups...................7
Decide on a Basic Backup Strategy................9
Consider Special Backup Needs...................28
Choose Your Hardware...............................50
Choose Your Software................................88
Set Up Your Backup System.......................110
Configure and Use Time Machine................132
Appendix A: Unix-Based Backup Systems....169
Glossary..................................................175
About This Book.......................................180
The Table of Contents came from the sample that
is available at the above web address. Check it
out.
--
Roger
Lovettsville, VA
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