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I think I messed up
I took by 250 GB G Drive Q to work to download some files from a Windows PC. It was company stuff I needed to save copies of....well, in case I might need them in the future.
Anyway, I had already been backing up the hard drive on my iMac G5. I only had my MAC stuff on the Drive Q up to the point I went in to copy the Windows files, brochures, letters, etc. I followed the instructions and set up a 20 GB partition according to the G Drive Q instructions. Download went flawlessly. Not tonight I was gonna back up my MAC Hard Drive and I opened up Super Duper and it can't find my Drive Q. What do I do? Everything was fine until last night after I partitioned off a portion of the G Drive Q. |
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Gebo
I am not sure how "the G Drive Q instructions" say to partition their drive, but most partitioning software will erase any/all existing partitions before repartitioning the drive. I am guessing (only guessing) that when you partitioned, you lost the Mac backup partition and its info. Should be no harm done; just re-backup, assuming there is a new partition on the drive which is large enough to hold your backup. |
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You've erased the drive, which changed its low-level ID. You'll want to cancel that prompt and select the drive in the destination pop-up. Note that any schedules involving that drive should be deleted and recreated as well.
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