SuperDuper

Thanks Natobasso, My optical drive is kaput, but I ran DiskWarrior last night (via firewire from my MacBook) to repair permissions but was not able to get past the blue screen afterwards. I have my bootable backup on my external drive (via SuperDuper) and hope that it can make a reinstall easier (if needed).

What you need to do is backup everything onto an external hardrive using a program like superduper or carboncopy cloner. ...

Firewire the two computers together. Put the iBook into Target Disk mode, Use the PowerBook to access the files on the iBook. Use Carbon Copy Cloner to copy the HDD of the iBook or some other software like SuperDuper.

A separate partition would do, but I choose to use one of several surplus 2.5" drives I have (left over from HD upgrades), mounted in an external case... http://tinyurl.com/lzdlyy Then I just put the drive away for safe keeping. jb

Beddy beddy interwesting. . . . So, how do you do that? Do you make a disk image of it? Do you have a separate partition on an Ex-HD? I have SuperDuper!. --J.D.

Install my copy of SuperDuper and make a total system clone of this new basic Snow Leopard install. ...

I have searched the forum for a method of making a complete bootable clone of my hard disk. Just about every one seems to recommend CCC or Superduper!. From what I gather, after using either one of the programs, the system will boot, but no one has indicated whether all of the programs will still run. Since OS X is UNIX based, I was led to believe that programs are referenced...

I currently run Mac OS X 10.4.10 on my MacBook Pro. I'm thinking of getting SuperDuper to do scheduled backups of my files. I've read good reviews of the program on the web. ...

I've been having a world of trouble getting SuperDuper's scheduled backup to complete without errors. It seems to be a different error every time. I'm backing up my MacBook Pro to a bootable image on a Windows 2003 file server. SuperDuper's support has been terrific and Dave Nanian (who wrote the application, I believe) has provided a lot of input and offered a lot of...

Edit: I knew this wouldn't get a reply anytime soon. I have been doing some stuff and Know I only need help with one thing. I need some software either for XP or OS X that can do what SuperDuper! does but with NTFS. plz reply ASAP. Thanks.