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Carbon_Copy_Cloner_3.4.7.zip (4.74 MB)
MD5: 52907c567ed01c6aaa1c7d1d0aa1a7a5 For Mac OS X
cccloner-2.3.dmg (878.00 KB)
MD5: 2ae97e220523bd776c4a44e3fa7ec062 For Mac OS X
Architecture: PPC x86 (Intel:Mac)
Carbon Copy Cloner
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Carbon_Copy_Cloner_3.4.7.zip (4.74 MB)
MD5: 52907c567ed01c6aaa1c7d1d0aa1a7a5 For Mac OS X
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[www].se [ftp].se [mirror].us [mirror].de
cccloner-2.3.dmg (878.00 KB)
MD5: 2ae97e220523bd776c4a44e3fa7ec062 For Mac OS X
Emulation
Guides on emulating older applications
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Probalby the best, and most reliable backup app ever, and a very useful tool in drive/system repair.
1st download: version 3.4.7 - last version for Tiger and Leopard.
2nd download: version 2.3 - requires OSX 10.2 or higher
Architecture: PPC x86 (Intel:Mac)
Comments
Sure does. The biggest being that it will continue to read even if it runs into bad files (and then gives you a list of those that couldn't be read at the end). You might want to DMG it all at the end, but is amazing for debugging a bad system (worked MIRACLES on a corrupt OS9 system I had).
Really good to have this here, I definitely will keep this.
Does this present some advantage over creating images via Disk Utility, btw?