John,
The other day we discussed using Xxcopy for incremental backups of XP.
You said that you found that it did not work. I told you that it would
work if you were prepared to use GAG boot manager to temporarily make
your 2nd hard drive read as C:
A less invasive technique, which you may well prefer,is to backup with
Xxcopy and then use the option in Xxclone to make the incremental
backup bootable. I haven't tried it but would be surprised if it did
not work.
John, The other day we discussed using Xxcopy for incremental backups of XP. You said that you found that it did not work. I told you that it would work if you were prepared to use GAG boot manager to temporarily make your 2nd hard drive read as C: A less invasive technique, which you may well prefer,is to backup with Xxcopy and then use the option in Xxclone to make the incremental backup bootable. I haven't tried it but would be surprised if it did not work.
Thanks! I'll take a look into it.
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John, The other day we discussed using Xxcopy for incremental backups of XP. You said that you found that it did not work. I told you that it would work if you were prepared to use GAG boot manager to temporarily make your 2nd hard drive read as C: A less invasive technique, which you may well prefer,is to backup with Xxcopy and then use the option in Xxclone to make the incremental backup bootable. I haven't tried it but would be surprised if it did not work.
Thanks! I'll take a look into it.
Idle curiosity here but why not just use the native XP backup for
incremental backups?
I use a usb hd to perform a full backup every monday and then on friday
I do a differential backup. All automated too.
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