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TheMonarch

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May 6, 2005
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This might sound like a silly question, but my Mac has been buggy lately, and suddenly I've become paranoid. I feel the need to backup my files *right now*.

But how?

I have an external Firewire HDD [320GB] that has plenty of space, but due to the whole Mac/PC format incompatibility BS, I formatted it as NTFS [I have plenty of files over 4GB], and shared it over my network.

Now, CarbonCopy Cloner won't do anything since its no longer a local drive. So how am I supposed to make a disk image of my startup HDD?

Any ideas?, Thanks.
 

72930

Retired
May 16, 2006
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Try SuperDuper and backup to an HFS partition (created with Disk Utility) on the external is my first thought...
 
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