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02-17-2008, 07:34 AM
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Skip's Computers: MacBookPro (Intel) and Imac G5 (non intel)
Dear Moses 3d.
My laptop (macbook pro with intel) and Imac G5 (non intel) are now backed up each with superduper AND time machine. I take this route to have a bootable clone (super duper) of each while at the same time have an historical viewing of changes etc. (time machine). Dave told me to use the GUID scheme for the Macbook Pro (intel based) and the apple partition for the G5 (non-intel). Does this answer your question ok. By the way, your original question and responses really helped me better communicate my issue and questions. Thank you. Sincerely, Skip 
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