>> To solve my problems I found Synk. >> - Synk backs up on a file basis of any user that is logged in, even >> if that user has FileVault turned on. (Of course, if the user isn't >> logged it, then the data are encrypted and Synk can only backup the >> whole FileVault.) This covers the first two points. >> - Synk creates bootable backups >> - Starting with version 6, Synk is also very smart about its >> scanning. It's not as quick as Time Machine. But whether the scan >> takes one minute of three minutes is not as important to me as long >> as it doesn't take 30 minutes. >> >> So, long story short, try using Time Capsule as a network drive and >> then backup to it via Synk. > > Which version of Synk did you choose? I see that there is Synk > Backup, Synk Pro, and Sync Standard. I use Synk Backup. But frankly, I somewhat changed my preferred folder structure to match the limitations of that version. I am so satisfied with Synk, that sooner or later I will probably go with Synk Standard. It offers a lot more that is useful even for home users: - Batch runs to easily set up backups of different folders with different backup/archiving settings - Reverse synchronization - Log searching - Filter rules <http://decimus.net/comparison.php> Seems worth it for only $10 more. Björn