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08-06-2009, 11:58 AM
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Smart Update -- "No Space Left on Device"
I use SuperDuper to backup my internal hard drive every morning.
My internal has 110 gb of data and a capacity of 149 gb The partition on the external to which I back up has the same capacity and all it is used for in the daily backup of the internal -- no other files. But today I got the "No Space Left on Device" message. Any ideas? I assume there are some temp files or some such at play. I can increase the size of the partition if needed -- would that help? I'm using SuperDuper 2.5 (v84) on a G5 iMac running OSX 10.4.11 Any advice would be great. Thanks 
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