[Ham-Mac] Manual Deletion of Older OS X Time Machine Backups

[dalej]

Or SuperDuper which makes a bootable drive.  I use both, TM and SD on separate drives.  

Dale, k9vuj


On 22, Jul 2011, at 6:36, WA8JXM wrote:

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> On Jul 21, 2011, at 10:45 PM, Javier Henderson wrote:
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>> Exactly. I see Time Machine as a disaster recovery plan (i.e., get back to the last known good state before a disk drive crashed), not an archival solution (i.e., keep historical copies of data with revision control).
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> I see it the other way around:  it's good for retrieving a single file, but not as good as something like Carbon Copy Cloner which allows me to quickly recover then entire drive if it fails.
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> Ken
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