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03-09-2008, 10:31 AM
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So if I were to have 3 x 1TB FireWire drives connected to my server.
Both RAID'd together to form 3TB worth of accumulative data storage. Then have the 3TB Drive Partitioned into: 2 x 750Gb (GUID for Intel Mac) 2 x 250Gb (Apple P Map for PowerPC Mac) 4 x 120Gb (GUID for two Intel Mac Laptops) 1 x 80Gb (GUID for Intel Server) As you may or may not be able to tell, I have 5 Macs here. I'd like to have two backups of each. One SD! Clone, and one Time Machine. Could this idea be Achievable do you think? Do I even need to do a full backup clone using SD? Could Time Machine suffice enough as a Backup (is it bootable / fully restorable in the case of total data loss on the Mac?) Thanks, -Van 
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