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05-04-2008, 05:14 PM
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The issue here is that the SD! application sleeps the Mac after a few second delay, but the drives are ejected by the 'schedule driver', which might take a bit more than that to get control back. So... you could have your Mac simply time out normally (and go to sleep)... since I don't know whether forcing it to sleep at 3:30 is a good idea: it's hard to know when the backup will really be done.
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