Restrospect

I have been using Retrospect for years on classic and PPC macs (up to 10.3.9) and have been very satisfied. Having recently upgraded to an Intel Mac was wondering whether this is still the case given that version 6.1 has not as yet been written for Intel chip set. If doubtful can anyone recommend a suitable alternative that would still allow me to backup a PC running XP...

Wish I had asked about backups before I bought that crappy software for $100. So, I have two questions: 1) I read in the respopnses in the link you provided that one could go back to the old, what is it called, BU2 (apparently I have BU3). That would place my backup on a par (more or less) with Retrospect. I do understand the advantage of having several incremental backups...

I recently purchased the iMac suite mainly for the iMac Backup program. Frankly, I am very disappointed, and I wish I had purchased Retrospect instead (for the same price) as it's not possible to return software. Maybe I am not understanding the set-up of the backup software. The whole point of backup software is to provide the incremental backups without having to recopy...

Try downloading this update: http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/13108

I knew this was because I just intsalled Retrospect 6.0.204 and someone once told me these messages come up because it is just the outdated software sometimes. ...

Remember, of course, that at that time USB2.0 wasn't out yet, and in retrospect Firewire was the only logical way to make the iPod. Nonetheless, there were lots of people considered that this would freeze out the PC market. ...

I am trying to undue an extremely stupid mistake I did on a user's Mac Pro machine. The machine needed a firmware update. It had 2 500GB drives concatentated. I realized that the firmware could not be installed booting from a RAID array. Thinking (not the best choice of verb in retrospect) I would split the RAID, update the firmware, and reconnect the RAID...I used the...

I've been using Retrospect for all my backups, so that isn't a problem. It's just a pain to have to reinstall all programs and lose their setting. ...

Unfortunately, unless you have a PowerPC Mac you won't be able to run the older Classic applications (aka, applications that run in OS 9 and below). Only the PowerPC Macs were able to run the Classic environment for that purpose. Really, in retrospect the Classic environment was more of a transitionary thing considering the Apple-privately-projected Intel switch 6 years...

I have a 160 gb maxtor external hard drive that I use to back up both of my internal hardrives. I have been using Retrospect Express but am not pleased with it as it has become eradict ever since I installed Tiger. ...