SuperDuper

Well, I like SuperDuper better, so…there :p

Thanks Frida!!! Never tried SuperDuper, though.

Yup, that's what I use for the XP partition. For the Mac partition I use SuperDuper. I searched hi and lo for a way to clone the XP partition and the best solution was WinClone - a Mac program! lol :D

I have just recently purchased SuperDuper by Shirt Pocket and use the Smart Update Backup option which copy/erase files on my ext HD to make it identical to my internal HD which kinda sounds like Syncback ... first off though I wanted a bootable ext HD so I cloned my internal drive to the ext then after that each backup takes much less depending on what has been added/deleted...

has a clone of your OS created by SuperDuper or CCC etc. ...

It's been suggested I use SuperDuper to make a backup of my current eMac's 40 Gb drive, but as I see it, that would simply duplicate the KOOO problem on the new 250 Gb drive. ...

and a small windows partition oif you feel the need to do so. This way if things fail you can boot off of the SuperDuper bootable image. ...

I also have about 70GBs of additional movies on a portable drive and rewriteable DVDs. I'm going to upgrade to Leopard very soon, and I want to use both SuperDuper and Time Machine. I may switch computers at some point, but it would be to a MBP with a 120 or 160 GB HD, so the overall size of my system wouldn't change. ...

I have since upgraded to Leopard and decided that I would like to use Time Machine instead of SuperDuper backups for now. ...

Just to clarify, which drive have you resized? Only the 1st Partition of your external HD? I wasn't sure if in your original post you were referencing to an internal drive ... you would need to boot from your Install Disc and run Disc Utility before you could make any partition changes to your internal HD and this would also require you re-install the OS again ... If...