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03-31-2007, 02:38 PM
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If I do such selection, would the backup remain bootable?
I am new to SD, and have a similar query. I have read pages 20-25 of the Manual on selective backup.
Scenario 1: After doing the initial full backup, later I, say, ask SD to ignore the picture and music folders , then, would the backup remain bootable? Scenario 2: At another time, say I change my mind, and ask SD NOT to ignore the picture or music folders, and do 'smart update'/ 'copy different' on those. can SD do that? would the backup remain bootable in this case too? Please let me know. 
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