I personally would get a buslink USB hard drive (or two or howevermany
you need.)
I might get some flack for suggesting this but It works great and its
cheaper than tape.
You also never have to change a tape. The only thing to be leary
about is its extention.
being yet another 3rd party
Hey Erik, your point about the "...6months ago..." is true!.
This is why we have elected to get yet another USB drive when it comes
to it.
The 3rd drive will always be an old back-up. 3 drives will cost
us $1200.00. We think this will provide the security we need
and still for
less cost than
Hello,
I received some advice a while ago from Irene @
Dantz. This is regarding
a scripting scheme I want to set up to alternate weekly or every two
weeks
between 2 USB HD's. With my knowledge in Retrospect being about
as good
as my knowledge in how to say something to my girlfriend without
oops, wanted to post this again not under a wrong subheadding
Hello retro,
I was wondering if I could get some suggestions
on a back-up script/system I've put together.
I am backing up our ASIP server via mounted volumes on another host
G4 computer to a Mac
file on a USB 60 gig HD. Things are
dana, If you are not absolutley sure that the firewire drive is HFS+
I would
double check it. (do a get info on the drive) look for
Mac OS Extended. - D
Shawn Welter wrote:
Mac os 9 supported files over 2gb. To use retrospect
you need version
4.3. I currently back up 40 mac clients and 10 pc
dana, there are several issues related to the 2 gig limit Mac File issue.
first, the HD that has the back up set has to be in HFS+ format.
Second,
I would ask, how/what is your client doing the back up. is the
powerbook
a back up host that is backing up a mounted volume? or, is the
powerbook
Hello retro,
I was wondering if I could get some suggestions
on a back-up script/system I've put together.
I am backing up our ASIP server via mounted volumes on another host
G4 computer to a Mac
file on a USB 60 gig HD. Things are working great!!!
I have two back-up set files that sum up
to
Hello, I am setting up scripts for a daily back-up. I wanted to get
suggestions
(or reinforcement) on the appropriate procedure for doing a daily back-up
that
rotates between two removable drives every other week.
I am backing up to a macintosh file. I have
two 60gig USB drives. I want
to
size limit.
http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n15460
Tom Lawton [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Donovan, List, Dantz
>
> Sorry, no answer, but same problem ...
> Donovan Brooke [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
when the Macintosh file reaches it's two gig
>> l
