A hearty thank you to all who have responded. Here are the goals I have and
the problems I have encountered in accomplishing those goals:
I have a Pismo fully up to date not only with OSX and a 9.2.2 set up, but
also with all my apps and data, natch. I want to clone the whole shebang to
my TiBook 667 (purchased over even faster models because it was the last
with irDa, a protocol I use and enjoy for quick file swaps with business
partners).
I recently tried CCC. Problems encountered:
1. Hang in the middle of clone? Should one just continue or erase the
target and start over or leave target as is and start over? I tried the
last solution and...
2. The target volume was not bootable.
So, what have I done incorrectly? Will it also clone all the 9.2.2 aspects?
Does the target have to be a certain speed? (Currently, it is a 4400rpm 80
gigger, compared to the source, which a 7200rpm 40 gigger.)
All inout regarding accomplishing my goals welcome.
Yours,
Run V.
Illovox Media
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>>> To the best of my knowledge, CCC is the only SW that
>>> will make a bootable image of an OS X start up disk.
>>> You can also use it to make perdiodic back-ups of said
>>> bootable disks.
>>
>> There are numerous products that can make a bootable image including
>> SuperDuper which is what I am currently using. CCC is a fine product
>> but
>> from day one it has had one annoying flaw - it tends to stall while
>> making a
>> clone to an external drive. If you are cloning internal to internal or
>> partition to partition it isn't as apt to stall but it still does
>> occasionally. I've been using SuperDuper since the day it was released
>> to
>> make cloned disks for work. Great program.
>>
>> david
> CCC works great for me.. Occasionally an issue with getting it to "bless" the
> target drive. Have only had that happen 2x's, and I've done 20 or so fully
> duplications.
>
> My recommendation: make sure you double-check the drive before deleting your
> original drive!
>
> Tom
>>> Anyone with experience with Carbon Copy Cloner care to share use tips
>>> and
>>> experience?
>>
>> I'm using CCC in a home environment for about 8 months and never had a
>> problem backing up my internal HD regularly.
>>
>> Greetings, Andre.
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