Anyone using Time Machine?
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Anyone using Time Machine?
Prior to getting a Mac Pro with Leopard I have been using SuperDuper for backing up. Should I be using Time Machine instead?
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Re: Anyone using Time Machine?
It's not only saved my butt, but also has come in handy for bad plists and a bunch of other things (corrupted files and such). Just a couple of days ago I deleted about 5 years of emails. Time Machine had them back in a click.
Way cool and very valuable tool.
Way cool and very valuable tool.
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Re: Anyone using Time Machine?
Does it affect the performance while using DP?
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Re: Anyone using Time Machine?
I'm using Time Machine, but I only turn on the TM hard drive when I want to back up, usually once a week, or after I've created some important files I really want to back up immediately. You probably won't want to back up to TM while you're working with DP, or any other program that needs a lot of CPU, access to hard drives or firewire bandwidth. Backing up overnight is a good way to do it.
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Re: Anyone using Time Machine?
TM has virtually no impact on performance. Zero. None. I keep it on all the time w/o issues.midilance wrote:Does it affect the performance while using DP?
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Re: Anyone using Time Machine?
I use it, I have one of my internal 1TB drives for it. IF I ever start to fill all 4 drives I may get an external drive.
Two times it has restored some thing that I messed up and went back to an early copy.
Two times it has restored some thing that I messed up and went back to an early copy.
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