On Apr 4, 2008, at 8:02 AM, Johannes Gebauer wrote:
On 04.04.2008 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my mac techie suggested doing this, because in 4yrs i have never
de-fragged because i never was able to do complete backups, so the
system is running really slow. he is convinced this and deleting
massive amounts of files clogging up the available space that OSX
uses as memory will resolve essentially all of the problems i have
been experiencing.
I wonder which problems that would be. Personally I would not feel
comfortable backing up and then actually erasing the original. And
whatever you do, I really think you should have at least two
working backup clones before you even think about erasing anything.
It may have been pilot error (probably was, in fact) but I screwed up
my system in a major fashion on my last computer with CCCloner. I
still come across documents that I have to manually change the
permissions on from time to time, dating from that disaster. I
haven't used it since. Nothing lost, though.
Christopher
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