I answered my own questions from some experimentation. Snapshots are lost
when transferring StorageSets. But now I realize that the bigger problem is
that if I create CD-ROMs for the client, they can't be read without a CD-R
unit, which the client doesn't have. I'm now wondering what the best way is
of reclaiming the $600 invested in Jaz cartridges. Perhaps I should do a
restore and burn the restored files onto CDs? I would lose snapshots, but
that would have been the case anyway if I have preserved the StorageSets
during the transfer.
Any suggestions out there?
Phil Geller
WorkingMacs
In a message dated 3/17/00 12:26:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>A client has several old storagesets on 1GB Jaz cartridges. We want to
>transfer them to CD-ROMs, so the Jaz cartridges can be reused. As far
>as I can tell, the only way to do this is to use the Transfer function under
>the Tools->Copy screen. Is that true?
>
>And from reading the manual (I really did this time!), it looks like we
>lose all snapshots when doing this. But I presume that all files, even older
>ones that weren't on the final snapshot of the original StorageSet, will be
>transferred. Is that true?
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