Combined useage of XXClone and XXCopy?

[John Corliss]

Since XXClone won't do incremental backups in XP, how about if a person
did an initial clone of their hard drive to a backup hard drive using
XXClone, then used XXCopy to synchronize data folders?

Is anybody using that method?

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[Art]

Since XXClone won't do incremental backups in XP, how about if a person
did an initial clone of their hard drive to a backup hard drive using
XXClone, then used XXCopy to synchronize data folders?

Is anybody using that method?

Soytenly!

Art

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[burris]

Since XXClone won't do incremental backups in XP, how about if a
person did an initial clone of their hard drive to a backup hard
drive using XXClone, then used XXCopy to synchronize data folders?

Is anybody using that method?

Should not be a problem...

XXCLONE was designed to clone the xp drive and make it bootable.


XXcopy is actually a refined version of the included Windows xcopy, only
it works far better and does lots more.


burris

 

[REM]

Soytenly!

Off on a tangent: I wonder if xxcopy will create a bootable clone if
the system is booted with a UBCD4Win CD?