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Old 03-23-2009, 07:18 PM
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Do Not Copy ACL's?

Hello

Dave Nanian recently assured me that I could actually use Super Duper in a Leopard environment to back up using Smart Update, then return both drives
to the Tiger environment from whence they came.

Why would I want to do this anyway? Because I was just looking for a way to Multi-Task using two G5's, one with Tiger, the other with Leopard. I thought I could perform lengthy Back Ups that can tie up your computer with one system, while doing other things with the other.

My G5 with Leopard is NOT the computer I use most of the time. It's mainly for secondary functions. The G5 with Tiger is the system I use for all important functions like Final Cut etc.

I just wanna make sure about ACL's
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As I understand it, the Prompt is there because obviously Super Duper is in a Leopard environment. ACL's are NOT a component of Tiger. Correct?

Is it still safe to go ahead and perform a Back Up with ACL's UNCHECKED?

Thanx
Mike
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