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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Best way to compress/verify/checksum for Data storage.
Hello everyone,
I am planning on doing a vast overhaul-backup of all my precious family videos and pics for long term storage- and the best thing I decided for long term storage is to rar/zip (some kind of compression) all this hours of data. My question is how to do this in the best possible way while also having a system to check and verify that all bits of data remain the same throughout bit by bit (I believe this process is called checksuming).. I just want to have a full proof way of ensuring my personal files stay the same if I choose to store them in multiple copies on DVD or Harddrive. I'm looking for all solutions from intermediate to professional. I am willing to learn professional software; I just need the job to be done right. I know there is a way to just zip files in OSX, and then doing checksums by means of terminal (I'm not quite sure how the process works); but would this be the simplest, best way for hours of data? Thank you again. |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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Um posted in the wrong forum thread maybe?
anyone? |
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