I recently added another client to the backups. Using AppleShare I
loaded the 4.2 client software onto the Macintosh. Everything loaded
fine, I restarted, etc.
Once back at the backup computer (BW G3, Retrospect 4.2) I checked
the client list, and the recently added client showed up, but with
Reply to: RE: Retro didn't ask for license number?
Jeffry,
When you're using 4.2A clients with 4.2 Retrospect, activator codes are
no longer needed. This is one of the major improvements over previous
versions of Retrospect, since it means you no longer have conflicts, don't have
to
Another problem I am having is...
I am using a Exabyte EZ17 autoloader. The tapes are 20GB uncompressed and
40GB 2:1, yet only about 10 GB is fitting on each tape. Why? I have hardware
compression on and Software compression off. Is there anything I can do to
get more data on each tape?
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On 12/16/1999 somewhere around the time of 14:37 -0800, Matthew Tevenan spoke about
"RE: Retro 4.2A Mac question":
Reply to: RE: Retro 4.2A Mac question
Ryan,
At this time Retrospect can only do one backup to one destination at a
time. The Mac OS is not a multitasking operating
