> I agree completely, for better software you need to get a Mac.
Yes, but only if you then run Windows on top of it. Then you get
quality *and* choice of software, rather than the paltry few bones
thrown to Apple.
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On Jul 21, 2009, at 5:49 PM, Jeff Wright wrote:
Excepting that SecondCopy isn't imaging software as the OP was
looking for.
I agree completely, for better software you need to get a Mac.
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> I have used SecondCopy (http://www.centered.com/) to get this kind of
> incremental backup. Of course SecondCopy is not the fancy, enterprise-level
> product as Acronis, but it can certainly handle needs like you describe with
> no frustration.
Excepting that SecondCopy isn't imaging software as
I have used SecondCopy (http://www.centered.com/) to get this kind of
incremental backup. Of course SecondCopy is not the fancy, enterprise-
level product as Acronis, but it can certainly handle needs like you
describe with no frustration.
On Jul 21, 2009, at 10:25 AM, Q. Fisher wrote:
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At 11:23 PM 7/20/2009, Ari M. Goldberg wrote:
>Has anyone used anything else besides Norton Ghost to perform backup
>images of a single desktop? A quick search took me to a product called
>Clonezilla and some other free Open Source so
If he had a billion dollars he could just hire little chinese kids to make
copies of his drives by hand with crochet needles and silk.
On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 6:15 AM, t.piwowar wrote:
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> Well if you had a Mac, either Carbon Copy Cloner (free) or SuperDuper (free
> or $28) will make bootable da
I have been using Acronis for daily incremental back-up (not the same as
drive imaging) for my data folders. It is convenient and fully
automatic, but has a substantial disadvantage. You cannot "groom" the
files to selectively eliminate older versions, so the backup disk
eventually fills up wit
On Jul 20, 2009, at 11:36 PM, Tony B wrote:
Alas, for daily backups the app MUST be able to keep x number of
images, and delete the old ones. This is very tricky for apps to do,
and I'm unaware of a freeware app that will do it. Even Acronis
wouldn't do it last I tried it.
Well if you had a Mac
Acronis True Image is very good. Not free, but I have it set up to
do an incremental backup.
I did a full backup and then have it do an incremental once a week.
I have an external drive hooked up to the system for this backup to be done on.
Periodically I go onto the external and check to see
I use (and recommend) Ghost for my own daily images. But when I need
to image other drives I often use Drive Image XML
(http://www.runtime.org/driveimage-xml.htm).
Alas, for daily backups the app MUST be able to keep x number of
images, and delete the old ones. This is very tricky for apps to do,
Has anyone used anything else besides Norton Ghost to perform backup
images of a single desktop? A quick search took me to a product called
Clonezilla and some other free Open Source software. I want to have the
system back up each day.
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