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03-05-2014, 01:04 PM
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Did my backup fail?
I was trying to create a backup, SuperDuper got as far as creating a blah.dmg.sparseimage file but the failed trying to create a "read only" (whatever that part is) due to lack of space.
So I'm left with "blah.dmg.sparseimage" - is this a valid backup? Can I attach an external drive with more space then complete the operation with this file or do I have to repeat the whole process? Thanks! 
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