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10-05-2005, 11:19 PM
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FAQ about image errors in Tiger
I just checked out the FAQ about image errors in Tiger, and the FAQ that it points to as a solution. I don't see how the solution FAQ really solves anything. For example, today I needed to create an image of a drive containing about 75GB of data. Apparently, SuperDuper! is not able to do this as of right now, probably because of the size of the image. What is the solution?
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10-06-2005, 08:20 AM
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Hi, kananga.
The solution, as described in the FAQ, is to use a sparse image rather than a "direct" DMG. Since the sparse image doesn't get converted, it avoids the bug in the Imaging frameworks. Alternatively, you could create a Read/Write image (which is a DMG) of the full, appropriate size, and then back up to that. Either technique avoids the conversion, and thus works around the image framework bug in OSX. Is that clearer?
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