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backing up from HFSX volume to HFS+, any issues?
Just wondering if it's best to keep all mac volumes to either hfs+ or hfsx if one of the volumes is gong to be a central back-up volume?*
Is there any known issues in backing up from a HFSX volume to a HFS+ one? Cheers Jed *if so which one, hfsx or hfs+? I'm more inclined to go with the former as it's more like *nix. I know it had issues 4+ years back, but it should be fine now. |
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You should generally maintain the same format on the destination as you do on the source, so if you're copying HFSX volumes, do so to an HFSX destination.
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Thanks dnanian,
I've been trying to find some detailed apple doco on the pros/cons of both. All I've been able to find thus far is Technical Note TN1150 The only other source of info has been silly forum chatter, most of which is highly uninformed & contradictory. Which would you recommend & why? The two systems being backed-up are more-or-less general purpose desktops (mac mini's), one is for a very light user. Let me know if you need to know more first. curiously, Jed Last edited by jed; 08-17-2009 at 10:33 AM. |
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Well, if what you're trying to say is you want case-sensitive volumes, I strongly recommend against that, especially for a startup volume. But, in most cases, HFSX is the default these days and should be used.
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Why do you recommend against HFSX (case-sensitive) for system volumes?
In your 2nd sentence you seem to be suggesting to use it anyway? I'm confused! LOL Sorry this must be painful for you, but could you please elaborate further? Last edited by jed; 08-17-2009 at 11:00 AM. |
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HFSX is not case sensitive. HFSX allows case sensitivity. Big difference.
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