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10-16-2007, 09:03 AM
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Well... when we turned ownership on, it didn't appear where expected, which is weird. Plus, it's stored on the source drive in the "Copy Scripts" folder, which isn't going to work regardless. You can't store a backup on the volume you're backing up -- it's a 'hall of mirrors' kind of thing, you know?
Anyway, here's what I'd do: - Restart your Mac - Remove the image from the Copy Scripts folder - Recreate your destination image on the proper volume Then give it another try.
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