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Old 07-11-2008, 09:21 AM
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No, it only tries to start up from the volume you've set as the startup volume. But, Sandbox won't help you if your hard drive dies -- that's what a full backup does.
I will be making 2 partitions on a new hard drive (connected externally via firwire), try to clone all the current internal HD (full backup) into one (start up) partition and if that works successfully, will make a sandbox of that clone on the second partition so that when I replace my corrupted HD with clone+sandbox containing HD, it would function and retain the sandbox option for future. Am I correct doing this way (for the laptop) or the sandbox should be ideally on a different external HD?
Thank you in advance for clarifying my queries.
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