dechamp
02-07-2008, 02:59 AM
I'm using an external FW800 drive as my boot drive for my MacBookPro when I'm in my office. Much faster and larger than my internal drive.
I want to have a current subset of the files on the external drive to be cloned onto my internal drive for when I have to do a field visit.
I understand about how to ignore folders so that I won't end up with copies of my movies, working projects or other unprocessed downloads, but I still want SD to copy an empty folder as a place holder to the clone.
I just did my first clone with Leopard and everything worked great. Bootable on the internal drive. But my downloads, movies, and other folders that I excluded are not on the clone, which creates problems when other programs reference a folder that's not on the clone.
I used Script Commands like ignore: Users/*/Movies/
Should I be putting a wild card * or .* after the trailing / to keep the folder but drop the files.
I want to have a current subset of the files on the external drive to be cloned onto my internal drive for when I have to do a field visit.
I understand about how to ignore folders so that I won't end up with copies of my movies, working projects or other unprocessed downloads, but I still want SD to copy an empty folder as a place holder to the clone.
I just did my first clone with Leopard and everything worked great. Bootable on the internal drive. But my downloads, movies, and other folders that I excluded are not on the clone, which creates problems when other programs reference a folder that's not on the clone.
I used Script Commands like ignore: Users/*/Movies/
Should I be putting a wild card * or .* after the trailing / to keep the folder but drop the files.