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Old 09-16-2019, 02:59 AM
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Default Re: Macbook Pro backup before repair

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Originally Posted by JFreak
it is not about CCC but your drives' performance.

Thunderbolt 3.

So I am not really keen on partitioning the Lacie while the Time Machine backup is on it. If I understand correctly, ccc will just create a folder in the remaining space on the Lacie and it will clone to that folder. O

Or do I have to create a folder first, and then use that folder as the "destination"?



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