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Thanks for your reply.
What is POH?
What is POH?
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
If I ASSUMEd that my drive was going to fail tomorrow I would use
mirror drives because I want to retain files which I created today.
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
If I ASSUMEd that my drive was going to fail tomorrow I would use
mirror drives because I want to retain files which I created today.
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
In Russia Seagate costs much more than other brands.
What is the cheapest way (in terms of 1 mb) of back up?
Thanks for your replies.
What is the cheapest (in terms of 1 mb) way to back up?
What is POH?
Big removableATA HDs are the best solution generally.
Keep it off site.
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
If I ASSUMEd that my drive was going to fail tomorrow I would use
mirror drives because I want to retain files which I created today.
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
I would have to remember what files and folder I backed up last time,
what files and folders have changed and what files and folders have
been created since then, find them and copy to a DVD to make a new back
up. This is a time consuming task.
Internal oem drives are less expensive than an external hard drive.
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
Does Ghost compress 7 times?
Why to fit a weeks worth of backups on the
same drive. why to keep 7 copies of the same drive?
J. Clarke said:That is exactly the perception that the Seagate marketing department wants
you to have.
Simple fact--failing in less than five years is unusual for disks of any
brand.
Rod Speed said:Power On Hours, how long its been powered up for.
Rod Speed said:Big removableATA HDs are the best solution generally.
Lousy value compared with DVD if the data will fit on a couple of DVDs
Keep it off site.
Easier and safer with DVDs.
kopn said:Thanks for your reply.
I would have to remember what files and folder I backed up last time,
what files and folders have changed and what files and folders have
been created since then, find them and copy to a DVD to make a new back
up. This is a time consuming task.
Internal oem drives are less expensive than an external hard drive.
What do you think about other HDD brands (Samsung...) than the
mentioned?
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