While I'm not familiar with the particulars of how Disk Utility does it,
most drives have a reserve of extra blocks that can be substituted if a
bad spot develops. So by writing something to every block ahead of time,
any bad blocks will get noticed and replaced with a spare. I would think
I've had great luck with super duper.
On 12/30/13, trahern culver tecks-...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
hey all i have some questions about harddrive cloning.
ffirstly whatt's the best prrogram to clone your harddrive with?
secondly is there any situation in which harddrives may become damaged
Hi,
The two options are Super Duper and Carbon Copy Cloner. Both interfaces are
very accessible and easy to use. I give Carbon Copy Cloner the edge, but I also
used to give Super Duper the edge many years ago.
As for how it works, you need to provide an administrator password before you
so what does it mean if a block is skipped? does it mean that things are not
copied between hard rives?
kind regards trey.
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hey all i have some questions about harddrive cloning.
ffirstly whatt's the best prrogram to clone your harddrive with?
secondly is there any situation in which harddrives may become damaged
during cloning? and how can i provent this?
thirdly how does the cloning process handle any files on
