no no, this could work. If you could get Retro to treat a bunch of disk
images as if they were 2G removables, it would stripe the backup data
across as many of them as it needed. The backup would not be limited to
2G. The disk images would be like multiple tapes (zips, cdr's, etc) in a
storage set. Backup set. Whatever it's called now.
This is probably easier than my original idea of separate 2G partitions.
Wade Masshardt wrote:
>
> >RE: You can use resedit to make retrospect recognize other media. I
> >back up to disk images all the time. Ask tech support for the fix
> >or if you can't get it I have it archived away somewhere.
> >
> >Tom
>
> In this case it doesn't gain me anything, really, since the disk
> images have the same 2GB size limitation. If DiskCopy is able to
> create larger images in the future, I'll hunt up the fix, so thanks
> for the info.
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