Definitely!
I recommend backing up to an external drive using SuperDuper! or Carbon Copy Cloner. Remember to boot off your back up to test it is working correctly before you install Snow Leopard on your main HD.
Don't forget the Apple Restore function in Disk Utilities. Slower, but more comprehensive that CCC or SD.
Should I put shoes on before going outside? Should I run with scissors?
If you struggle with these decisions, I wouldn't recommend you using snow leopard, I hear you need to make decisions that may have consequences!
Wow I see ppl love to make fun I only aske cause I don't have an external hard drive so I just wanted to see if maybe backing up wouldn't be nesecary and with the carbon copy cloner and w. e else will they backup the aplications I donwloaded to
Wow I see ppl love to make fun I only aske cause I don't have an external hard drive so I just wanted to see if maybe backing up wouldn't be nesecary and with the carbon copy cloner and w. e else will they backup the aplications I donwloaded to
Wow I see ppl love to make fun I only aske cause I don't have an external hard drive so I just wanted to see if maybe backing up wouldn't be nesecary and with the carbon copy cloner and w. e else will they backup the aplications I donwloaded to
Sorry to butt in, but I'm heading off for school soon and I was planning on leaving my iWork and Office '08 disks home -- will I need to reinstall both when I install Snow Leopard? Does Time Machine save all of this for me? Thanks.
Snow leopard can be installed as an upgrade, so it won;t interfere with existing applications.
That said, I would keep iWork/Office disks with you.
Definitely!
I recommend backing up to an external drive using SuperDuper! or Carbon Copy Cloner. Remember to boot off your back up to test it is working correctly before you install Snow Leopard on your main HD.
Why not just use time machine?
should i back up my mac when i upgrade to snow leopard?