I hope I'm not one of these posters that asks a question that has been answered 100 times, but I couldn't find any info on it doing a search here.
SuperDuper's website says you have to have a firewire to make bootable backups on PPC macs. Would that mean that USB drives are bootable on intel macs.
If so, I hear they are churning out 16 GB flash drives for $150 (maybe 32 NAND for more). Does that mean I could basically carry around my entire computer's hard drive (minus the music and videos) and hop on other macs and have everything incl. programs, documents--everything accessable?
What happens if I try to boot a firewire flash drive with an Intel OSX on a PPC OSX? From something like this..http://www.kanguru.com/fireflash.html
I suppose that means I could use my 30 gig iPod to ask as the hd too.
IS anyone out there doing this to save space, backup and be as portable as possible?
-Andy
SuperDuper's website says you have to have a firewire to make bootable backups on PPC macs. Would that mean that USB drives are bootable on intel macs.
If so, I hear they are churning out 16 GB flash drives for $150 (maybe 32 NAND for more). Does that mean I could basically carry around my entire computer's hard drive (minus the music and videos) and hop on other macs and have everything incl. programs, documents--everything accessable?
What happens if I try to boot a firewire flash drive with an Intel OSX on a PPC OSX? From something like this..http://www.kanguru.com/fireflash.html
I suppose that means I could use my 30 gig iPod to ask as the hd too.
IS anyone out there doing this to save space, backup and be as portable as possible?
-Andy