On 10/12/04 10:24 AM, "Don Hinkle" <donhinkle at mac.com> wrote: >> >> Carbon Copy Cloner should do what you want. I used to use it for >> backups, but it really isn't suited to that task. However, it does >> make very nice, bootable copies of a drive without problems. >> > > Prithee please tell what's wrong with CCC for backups? I've been using > it that way to back up to a FW external drive and haven't noticed any > limitations? > Nothing wrong with using CCC for backups - it will do the job quite well. But even if you made a change to only one file in your backup set, CCC backs up everything. Many of us prefer a backup system that only backs up what has changed since the last backup. I created a mirror image of my PowerBook using SuperDuper and since then use Deja Vu to update the changes daily. My initial cloning took about an hour, the daily updates take about 5 minutes. david