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05-07-2005, 04:42 PM
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Thanks for the quick response and, don't get me wrong, SuperDuper! seems to be quite super duper. However, when I used the "Backup - user files" script in SmartUpdate mode to back up my user files from my powerbook's hard drive (10.3.9) to an external drive (10.3.7) it copied much more than /Users and when I booted into that drive it was no longer 10.3.7 but 10.3.9.
Sounds like it is copying quite a bit of /System no? As this isn't essential, just desired, I'll just use the 10.3.7 partition sparingly (it's for a simulation package that only runs under java 1.4.2_3. -Joe 
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