On Mar 24, 2009, at 10:57 PM, Daly Jessup wrote: > Ed wrote: > >> I guess we agree to disagree on this one Randy. Although the >> support was there (for this issue) I find the pay before you try >> is pushing the edge (for me). If super duper had a 10 day try >> period I would be perfectly happy with that (or some other >> reasonable period). I am not cheap but if I buy a car I expect to >> drive around (even if its 20 minutes). > > This is all just crazy. Take a look at SuperDuper's developer site. > You can do clones of your drive forever for free. You only need to > pay if you want to set up scheduling or smart update, "sandboxes," > or scripting. > > <http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html> > > But if you just want to do a clone, it's free. Forever. > > So what is your problem with it? > > I want to take a volume and copy it onto a volume that already has > data. The default is to *ERASE* the receiving volume (you got that > right). This might be good in a test environment to erase the data > but to make it mandatory? I have live (good data) on my back up > volume would you want to erase all of you good backup data? I would > hope not. Ed