brobson macrumors 6502a Original poster Aug 13, 2004 512 6 Dallas Jul 23, 2024 #1 I started cloning my backup harddrive yesterday. Its about halfway done and I started moving files around this morning on the original. Not smart I realized. Should I start the whole process again?
I started cloning my backup harddrive yesterday. Its about halfway done and I started moving files around this morning on the original. Not smart I realized. Should I start the whole process again?
E eldho macrumors regular Aug 16, 2011 211 122 Jul 24, 2024 #2 I think to have a reliable clone you would have to start again - but what a long time the cloning is taking. Are you already having serious problems?
I think to have a reliable clone you would have to start again - but what a long time the cloning is taking. Are you already having serious problems?
Fishrrman macrumors Nehalem Feb 20, 2009 30,137 14,238 Jul 24, 2024 #3 If SD gives you the option of cancelling out, I'd stop, and just "restart the backup". Should be no problems with doing that.
If SD gives you the option of cancelling out, I'd stop, and just "restart the backup". Should be no problems with doing that.
F f54da macrumors 6502a Dec 22, 2021 608 223 Jul 24, 2024 #4 In theory if superduper is using APFS snapshots then it would ensure that the copy is as of a single point in time. Shirt Pocket Watch - Snapshot Surprise! It's not clear if the default behavior when making a copy is to do it off of an apfs snapshot though. I would email creators and ask.
In theory if superduper is using APFS snapshots then it would ensure that the copy is as of a single point in time. Shirt Pocket Watch - Snapshot Surprise! It's not clear if the default behavior when making a copy is to do it off of an apfs snapshot though. I would email creators and ask.