Looking for more storage?
Doug Mitchell
bogeyman at golden.net
Thu Jan 8 08:15:36 PST 2004
I have decided that I need to start doing regular backups of some of my
critical data, but when I looked at my "users folder" for example I
realized that it was about 6 gig so backing up to rewritable CD's is
not a good option. I recently purchased a 120 gig external firewire
drive for my digital video files but I don't want to use this space to
back up my main hard drive. I could purchase a rewritable DVD drive or
I could purchase another harddrive. Do people have preferences? I
have a Quicksilver G4, dual 1Ghz machine which I hope to keep for some
time. Should I investigate installing a USB 2.0 or Firewire 800 card
and then buy a new harddrive for my video? I could then use the 120
gig firewire 400 as my backup. Are there huge advantages to using
rewritable DVD's for backup? Any advice would be most welcome.
Doug Mitchell
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