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12-05-2005, 03:48 PM
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We don't install anything funny, Bob, and we're just an application with no low-level or driver components, so I can't see how SuperDuper! could be causing this problem. We don't even write anything other than our preferences and logs to the source drive.
Try restarting the machine (again, I know) to see if things clear up. If not, perhaps it's something like Spotlight indexing the backup drive and causing issues?
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