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1. #ULTRACOPIER TERACOPY HOW TO#
2. #ULTRACOPIER TERACOPY UPDATE#
3. #ULTRACOPIER TERACOPY SOFTWARE#
4. #ULTRACOPIER TERACOPY FREE#
5. #ULTRACOPIER TERACOPY WINDOWS#

> If someone can tell me how to set CCC or SuperDuper to do this, that would be great, I don't see it in their menus. > If anyone knows why I only get this dialog *sometimes* I'd be grateful.

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without asking for a decision for every file.įrustratingly, OS X *sometimes* will give just this kind of scenario, asking something like "do you want to update older versions" but I think only within sub-folders. I want to copy such that it will sort through, folder-by-folder and sub-folder by sub-folder, and:ġ) Anything on original drive not on the backup gets copiedĢ) Anything on original drive, and also on backup drive but older, gets OVERWRITTENģ) Anything on original drive, and also on backup drive but with same/newer date, is NOT overwrittenĤ) Nothing is DELETED from the backup drive (overwritten, maybe, but NOT deleted, so this is not a cloning or sync operation)ĥ). Right now I laboriously go through opening every sub-folder and copying to the matching backup sub-folder, which does get new content copied over but could lead to mistakenly overwriting a newer version of something which is on the backup (since it came from another machine). I want to condense this so the backup has the podcast + each unique interview.

Each machine might have a sub-sub-folder titled "Ritchie Blackmore" which let's pretend all have the same podcast about him, but each machine maybe has a different interview. In particular, each machine has some different downloaded music files. But they do not all have the same "old" stuff so I cannot just clone or sync. My scenario is that I do fresh work on several different machines, so each machine has some new stuff on it. I finally downloaded Carbon Copy Cloner and also Super Duper, but do not see how to do what I want despite some posts saying I could. Except that's not exactly what I want to do, see below.

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It is fast and simple.Once upon a time, well actually a few times (I know, bad dog!) I started a thread about backup or syncing software on a Mac. TB is still the best protocol for external desktop drives.

#ULTRACOPIER TERACOPY WINDOWS#

Hedge, Teracopy, even the old Windows RichCopy is awesome.Ĥ. Use EXFAT is a much less durable file system compared to NTFS and HFS.ģ. Switch to NTFS since using maintaining it as HFS via MacDrive is less dependable and has lower performance.Ģ. When I bought my two raids, they seemed to be the best “Mac oriented” option (thanks to the thunderbolt), but what about now on a Windows tower? Is a thunderbolt raid still the way to go for that storage amount, or there is other more “Windows suitable” options?ġ.

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Could be useful to use some specific transfer app to safely transfer the files? And which app do you recommend? (Any free reliable option?) ROBOCOPY? TeraCopy? Ultracopier?Ĥ. But again, can I trust MacDrive for a 48TB transferring? Perhaps a third option could be using Clonezilla to backup files-only from an HFS+ raid to a NTFS raid ( HERE)?ģ.

So another option could be use a Windows machine to format the new empty raid in NTFS, then use MacDrive app to transfer the files from the HFS+ to the new NTFS raid directly within Windows. BUT THIS article says that ExFAT is NOT a reliable filesystem for this task and could run into data corruption. If I choose to format the raids, I have firstly to transfer the raids files to a third empty new raid, but which filesystem for it? One option could be ExFAT (in order to transfer the files from the HFS+ raid to the ExFAT raid with a Macbook, then format HFS+ to NTFS with a Win machine and finally transfer the files back from the ExFAT raid to the NTFS raid). I'd format the raids with NTFS but I wonder if it's a “safe”/reliable filesystem (in comparison with HFS+), or there are better options for Windows? As another option, what if I maintain HFS+ and use MacDrive app on Windows to read/write the files? Would it be a reliable/heavy-duty solution?Ģ. Both are HFS+ since they have worked with an Hackintosh up to now, but switching to a Windows machine implies some problems:ġ. I own two G-Speed 8-bays 48TB raid-5 Thunderbolt-2 units (an old Studio and a Shuttle) and they contain mainly large MLV files (Magic Lantern RAW videos). One of these refers to my external RAIDs. This switch brings me a lot of anxiety and rises up many doubts. I'm switching to Windows after many years on Mac/Hackintosh machines for Davinci.