Thanks for the Replys
With Superduper I see I can create a image but cant see if it can
restore completely
back to the drive that is bootable "The drive that has the OSX"
On Windows when using Norton ghost I can use a image i created
previously
the PC will reboot and restore the image back on my C: drive
so when the PC reboots it back to the original state as when the
image was created.
Ive done this for many years on the PC and this is the easiest way to
reinstall windows
with all the drivers/software that can take 10 - 15 minutes.
Just trying to work out if this can be done on OSX
Thanks
Regards
Ray
On 03/12/2006, at 4:07 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
Ray ,
I can vouch for Superduper available from Shirtpocket .
Demo version with limited functions is available , registered version
is excellent with it's extra functions .
Create a Sparse Disk Image on your external firewire drive and copy
your drive ,or your home folder or to it .
Download and description available here :-
<http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html/>
The Superduper version 2.1.3 is for 10.3.9 and above .
If you have earlier OSX and you cannot find an earlier version
Superduper I can help
You need to determine what you expect to do and then orgainse things
accordingly .
With OSX the actual full system is split amongst a number of folders
and invisible files .
Send some scenarios and I can send suggestions .
