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2. garycase 77,620
3. andyalder 74,020
4. rindi 68,405
5. nobus 63,292
6. Callandor 50,525
7. PUNKY 38,660
8. meyersd 38,050
9. SysExpert 31,800
10. leew 31,239
11. coredatar... 26,834
12. noxcho 24,330
13. torimar 24,052
14. saiprasad... 22,340
15. coral47 18,928
16. honmapog 18,325
17. simsjrg 18,075
18. bhanukir7 13,500
19. BigSchmuh 13,175
20. skywalker39 13,028
21. burrcm 12,170
22. chuckyh 12,150
23. jamietoner 11,675
24. oBdA 11,464
25. dovidmichel 11,125

1. rindi 1,412,956
2. garycase 845,217
3. andyalder 759,830
4. leew 708,707
5. nobus 678,840
6. meyersd 575,502
7. SysExpert 538,027
8. dovidmichel 516,703
9. PUNKY 337,444
10. Callandor 279,709
11. Cyber-D... 199,070
12. kode99 196,701
13. LucF 190,718
14. sirbounty 190,195
15. David_Fong 165,470
16. huntersvcs 156,911
17. dbrunton 156,207
18. mcp_jon 155,649
19. pgm554 154,999
20. simsjrg 154,818
21. chicagoan 135,644
22. scrathcyboy 131,774
23. jamietoner 127,496
24. Bartender_1 114,901
25. sciwriter 107,500

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Best method to make a mirror image using a pull-out drive.

Asked by Sparks2 in Hard Drives & Storage

Tags: mirror, image, drive, make

System = Intel board with Intel Plll 800 cpu, 512 ram and the operating system is Win ME Three HDDs C is 80G, D 40G and a 20 Gig pull-out drive (to be used as mirror backing up 7 Gig ). "C" is a 80 Gig.

What I am trying to accomplish is a full back up of everything (a mirror image) onto a pull-out drive so when my hard drive crashes I can just replace the bad hard drive with the pull-out drive and be up and running in a very short time. I also want to be able to do a differential backup once a week to keep the pull-out up to date. I don't mind buying Ghost if that is what is needed. I was hoping to use MS Backup though. I back up "my docs" once a week on CDRW and important files daily on CDRW as well.
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Best method to make a mirror image using a pull-out drive.

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Tags: mirror, image, drive, make

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