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mirroring to external drive - what software?
What software do you guys use to mirror to an external drive?
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I don't use any I just copy stuff over. Can't remember the name of the thing I tried but it ate a lot of brains up.
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a free possible solution - http://www.clonezilla.org/
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crashplan - you can mirror to another drive on another computer over the internet as well. You need to protect against theft, fire, electrical surge, etc, as well as mechanical drive failure.
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Acronis TrueImage will clone a drive.
I'm not sure if you're talking about cloning or RAID mirroring. |
Carbon Copy Cloner will clone your hdd. (Mac)
A RAID setup will give you real-time mirroring. |
Acronis True Image. Mine is version 10 but I'm sure V11 is out now.
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To sync or to make an image? To sync = superflexible file synchronizer, to mirror = OO Drive Image or Acronis True Image
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I just looked at it, am i right in assuming that this will copy my dying computers drive over to a new one and actually let me execute programs and everyone from that drive, not just back up the data file? I really need this is that is what it will do. |
Cool thread. Any recommendations on good reads regarding simple RAID setups?
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I'll second acronis for not only imaging but any sort of backups.
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this was avery useful thread thanks for posting it and those who replied
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For those not diametrically opposed to the Mac platform there is the amazing Time Machine...
www . apple . com /macosx/what-is-macosx/time-machine.html * ...it's proven itself several times (including yesterday when a Photoshop droplet overwrote an image I'd forgotten to rename after considerable editing, and Time Machine gave me my old version of that file back in less than a minute). * since I still can't post links |
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I've been using Cobian for simple backup instead of Acronis and others. Instead of copying files which can have errors, use Cobian to duplicate to a backup. Sometimes simple is better. I'm still using Vista and Acronis 10 just does not act right with this OS.
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