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12-04-2008, 12:35 AM

mkraft

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dnanian

Yes. SuperDuper! works fine with USB drives, properly partitioned.

I don't recall seeing (in the SD user guide) any requirement that USB drives be partitioned to use SuperDuper!

I thought that was only an issue if the user wants the backup to share the drive with other files (?)

What does "properly partitioned" mean exactly?

Thanks.

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