iBackup VS Carbon Copy Cloner

iBackup mentions (0)

Carbon Copy Cloner mentions (79)

• Time Machine backups: HFS+ network drive 24/7 or removable USB APFS weekly?

  If you have another backup strategy, which most users would advise, such as another external hard drive and either Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper, then maybe you could do sporadic TM. - Source: Reddit / 7 days ago

• Best copy software from mac to nas

  I use Carbon Copy Cloner - not free but simple to use and replaces TimeMachine as well :-). - Source: Reddit / 18 days ago

• Imaging MacOS drive

  If you're talking about making a bootable backup on another drive, from my experience macos is a bit fussy about this. In most cases using drive clone software, the EFI partition might not copy. You'll get all the data on the drive but it won't boot. I keep bootable backups of my OS drive and the only way I've found that works is by using CCC (the free trial lasts a long time), and by attaching this script to... - Source: Reddit / 26 days ago

• Software updating opinions

  The way I approach not having any downtime is to buy a external hard drive equal to the capacity of each machine and use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone the internal hard drives so that when I do upgrade the OS or Pro Tools, I can always get back to where I was when things were working fine. - Source: Reddit / 28 days ago

• Looking for a good backup storage option for active projects. Got any suggestions?

  If you want to just use external drives, I've used Carbon Copy Cloner for a while and it's pretty solid, but I'm very curious about Chrono Sync and they have a lite version too. - Source: Reddit / about 1 month ago