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dennis campbell

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Sep 23, 2012
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ccc existing ssd to T5 for boot drive back up.... all went fine except ccc will not copy recovery disk, ccc says T 5 not journaled and cannot copy all files..... went in to utilities and erased, re format ....partition is grayed out, both my computers......ccc says that partition scheme in T 5 is not compatible with mac intel.......cannot find info. on partitioning of T5 for suitability as boot drive w/ recovery ........anything familiar about this and how was it remedied or maby I didnt get the memo that the T5 is not a fit for mac bootable ssd.......

thanks
 
I would try using Disk Utility to "nuke" the T5 ... erase it and start over.

You didn't tell us which version of the OS is on your internal drive.

I would recommend (for the T5):
Mac OS extended with journaling enabled, GUID partition format.

DO NOT use "case sensitive".
I would IGNORE all the choices that mention "case" at all.

Erase the SSD, re-open CCC, and try again.

NOTE:
If you are using either High Sierra or Mojave, you could also choose to erase the T5 to APFS format.
CCC can clone an APFS-formatted drive to either an APFS cloned backup, or to an HFS+ cloned backup.
 
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