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Gary Kuznitz wrote: > There is no substitute for a backup on either DVD's or CD's for when > a hard drive fails. You should defiantly do it. There are better solutions, IMHO ... I don't have hours and hours to spend burning 20 DVD's every time I want to do a backup. DVD's make fine distribution and install media ... but as a backup media, they are not even close to sufficient. Personally, I would suggest backing up to a network or a USB/Firewire attached external drive. > Be careful. Run a live test. Try to remove your current drive and > put in a drive with nothing on it. Do a restore and see if it works. I have ... and it works fine. david
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