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    Follow up post.

    Anyone need a better reminder to GET YOUR BACKUPS DONE ???
    I'm doing mine right now

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    I backup my immediate day's work as I go to a flash drive, then I e-mail the appropriate files to head office and the State rep. I have a second HDD in my PC purely so I can backup to this locally. I also copy the files to my notebook via the flash drive so i have a copy when I'm on the road.

    I have been helped in the past by Norton utilities and Go Back but now Symantec has suffered from terminal bloatware syndrome I don't buy it / renew it anymore.

    My HDD of choice currently is the Seagate 320 GB SATA 2 with 16MB cache.


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    CD is in the drive burning as I speak. My auto script zips up all my docs bar the music and videos and saves a copy to my desktop so I can burn to disc.

    Not sure if I could do something like that in Windows but it seems simpler in Linux

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    There's a freeware app that does that, called Cobian Backup.



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    Did all mine on Saturday to the 2nd HD. I use acronis true image, seriously fast at backing up.
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    ghost

    We use norton ghost at work. It takes a while, but I have never had a problem with recovering from it (except for a bad burner). I backup my projects at home and work daily with automated batch scripts (I know - archaic) to remote drives. I also recently got a one-touch and it does a decent job and is quick.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spikey_richie View Post
    There's a freeware app that does that, called Cobian Backup.
    That looks good. Got no use for it now really though as I run Linux. I'll keep it in mind though, cheers.

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    Got myselft 2x Maxtor DiamondMax 10 SATA drives, of 160Gb. They are the version with 8Mb cache, only the higher ones have 16 Mb. Found a review on the net about it.
    http://www.techreport.com/reviews/20...0/index.x?pg=1

    Now the only bad thing is....I can't set them up yet, I forgot to buy extra SATA cables!

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