Creating Bootable Clone from Apple Silicon Mac

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03-16-2024, 02:01 PM

Gusto5

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Originally Posted by dnanian

In general, I suggest USB-C/3 or later SSDs, yes. Slower drives *can* work,.

From the first part of your previous answer, quoted above, you appear to recommend using a SSD over a HDD as the backup hard drive for an Apple silicon Mac. If using a SSD or a HDD result in the same non bootable backup why do you suggest a SSD is a better choice for a backup hard drive, beyond file copy speed/time?

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