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09-07-2004, 02:44 PM
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mmm... Candy!
Here's hoping it goes well. SuperDuper! -- unlike some other programs, including LaCie's own SilverKeeper -- will flag the I/O errors and not let you think that your backup went smoothly when it didn't. When I saw that happen, I was seriously shocked... The d2 variant, also a LaCie, is actually not much more expensive ($30, I believe), and we haven't seen this kind of problem in the field with it. Just be aware, and careful.
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