What's the answer on this, though? Can someone really do a clean install, and then restore programs only (but not system files) using superduper? If yes, how and which 'backup profile' should one use in superduper?
Thanks. If one would have to go to everyone of their emails to find the registration code of the programs installed, then it's a big headache to get them all re-registered, etc... Can superduper help in this scenario?
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Originally Posted by ealvarez
Hello,
I'm using Tiger 10.4.11 on a MacBook. Actually, I have a complete backup on my LaCie external hard drive that I update regularly with Smart update. I have SuperDuper! 2.5.
For some weeks now, my Os is very unstable. I have regular "kernel panic". It could be some hardware problems but I'm not sure. What I would like to do is to do a "clean installation" of my Os. But I'm not interested to have to re-install all my softwares.
What would be the best way to proceed? May I do another but smaller backup on my external drive alongside my full backup? In ths case, would I be able to re-boot from my external drive in case of emergency?
Thanks!
Eric Alvarez
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