Casady & Greene announce CloneX

nuckinfutz

macrumors 603

Original poster

• Mar 14, 2003

• #1

http://www.casadyg.com/products/clonex/


Sounds cool ...if it works right.

 

Kethoticus

macrumors 6502

• Mar 14, 2003

• #2

Sounds like a good investment.

Of course it could turn out to ruin systems instead of save them, but if this is as good as it sounds, $50 is a bargain price for this software. I may give it a shot.

 

C

conceptdev

macrumors regular

• Mar 14, 2003

• #3

Is this related to Carbon Copy Cloner?
If it is I say great because that piece of software has saved my pitiful once Norton using self in a very big way and caused absolutely no problems.

 

alset

macrumors 65816

• Mar 15, 2003

• #4

If it's fast and stable I'll buy it. But if it turns out to be another slow dinosauric monster, forget it.

If anyone has a chance to see this in action, please send me a PM.

Thanks
Dan

 

Dunepilot

macrumors 6502a

• Mar 19, 2003

• #5

Norton

Why the hell has Norton, once a must-have application, turned out to be so useless over recent years?

It's very distressing that we don't have a dependable version that doesn't mess up OS 9 or OS X.😡

 

wsteineker

macrumors 6502a

• Mar 19, 2003

• #6

Ok, I have a question about this program. I checked the website, and I'm having trouble discerning what exactly it does. I mean I know it makes a copy of your hd, but can't you just create a disk image manually and achieve the same thing? Just wondering if I'd missed the point. Please let me know if I'm just overlooking something really cool. 🙂

 

K

Kid Red

macrumors 65816

• Mar 19, 2003

• #7

Re: Norton

Originally posted by Dunepilot
Why the hell has Norton, once a must-have application, turned out to be so useless over recent years?

It's very distressing that we don't have a dependable version that doesn't mess up OS 9 or OS X.😡

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Because X doesn't need much help from anyone. 9 needed more help then humanly possible. So I think that explains the last few years from Norton.