On 10/28/03, db <deebee at aon.at> wrote: > > TidBits has just pointed out that CCC is about to become obsolete, so > to speak: > >> **Disk Utility Engulfs Others** -- Who knew that Disk Utility had >> imperialistic leanings? Previously, Disk Utility was essential for >> repairing damaged disks, fixing permissions, and initializing and >> partitioning disks. In Panther, however, Disk Utility has taken >> over the disk image functions of Disk Copy, so you can use it to >> make and burn disk images. Not stopping there, Disk Copy has also >> overrun the territory of the free Carbon Copy Cloner, since you >> can now use the controls in the Restore tab to make an exact >> duplicate of a disk, or restore a disk from an existing disk >> image. For the many people disappointed that it was impossible to >> duplicate a Mac OS X volume by merely dragging it, as was possible >> in Mac OS 9, this feature should be quite welcome. While you're in >> Disk Utility, note that you can click the Enable Journaling button >> for disks that don't currently have journaling turned on. Without >> going into details, with journaling on, your Mac can start up more >> quickly after a crash. > > http://www.tidbits.com/tb-issues/TidBITS-703.html > > something to think about for after (when/if?) you've moved over to > Panther... Problem is that CCC allows customization and incremental backups. Having to duplicate the entire disk (volume) is time consuming.