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01-03-2007, 02:42 AM
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Because that only gives me one snapshot, not thee or four...
But maybe I could do it both ways. I could divide the Lacie drive in two halves: one matching the size of the internal HDD, and one for the rest. I could then use Super Duper to image the HDD to the first partition regularly, whilst storing occasional spare images onto the second partition and/or to a network share. Presumably the Lacie drive would then be bootable. Thanks! - Martin. 
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