Backup Q - New to SSD and MacBook, Looking For Full Recovery Options
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Look into cloning the drive, although I thought Apple already had their own flavor of this, "Time capsule" or W/E.
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I reccomend cloning the drive using carbon copy cloner. you can clone over USB/firewire or over the network.
I am very glad I do this regularly because my Mac's SSD died unexpectedly after 1.5...
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Don't worry about life expectancy of the SSD. You will replace it or the computer long before the R/W cycles are burned up. As for back up, I agree, use Time Machine. That is, unless you want an...
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Thanks!
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Thanks, I will look into Time Capsule. What is W/E?
Backup Q - New to SSD and MacBook, Looking For Full Recovery Options
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So I have a new (used) MacBook with Lion installed. I decided to go with 120GB SSD because it's better/stronger/faster. Now I'm hearing horror stories about SSD life expectancy.
This MacBook is to...
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Time Machine works great, and it's incredibly simple: Buy a new USB hard drive and plug it in, and that's it! Your Mac will automatically perform incremental backups whenever you plug in the USB...
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I wouldn't touch Time Machine with a ten foot pole. That's my personal preference, mostly because you can't boot from it. For instance let's say your main drive dies and you don't have a spare handy,...
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Just came back to this thread after a few days but I would use those words gingerly... I have an Agility II (Sandforce Based) and it worked perfectly til I got a random blue screen... That was it,...
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"w/e" = "whatever"
Time Machine is the easiest cloning option because it's already built in. Other good programs exist (some people prefer them), such as Carbon Copy Cloner. But Time Machine will...