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Re: Cloning Or Imaging - Which is better to backup OS
Hal Itosis
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01/30/12
03:09 AM
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subastein ross
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Yes, I do agree with Hal Itosis.
If one want to create a bootable backup of a volume then it must possess an OS. But, if we create a clone of entire disk, it will also be a bootable backup.
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subastein ross
01/23/12
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01/23/12
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Hal Itosis
01/24/12
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subastein ross
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01/24/12
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01/25/12
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subastein ross
01/30/12
03:09 AM
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