http://www.brigada.org/2009/11/08_3051 Resources, trends, and motivation to fulfill the Great Commission Thu, 09 Feb 2012 13:19:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.brigada.org/2009/11/08_3051/comment-page-1#comment-1043 Mark E. Wilt Sun, 15 Nov 2009 03:47:48 +0000 http://www.brigada.org/?p=3051#comment-1043 I had a look at DiskCopy 2, and noticed it's little more than a specialized mini-distro of Linux (you know, Ubuntu, etc?) It's the sort of thing that anyone w/ Linux admin skills can perform as a semi-trivial task. In fact, we do such services for our Windows-bound personnel fairly regularly.... I had a look at DiskCopy 2, and noticed it’s little more than a specialized mini-distro of Linux (you know, Ubuntu, etc?) It’s the sort of thing that anyone w/ Linux admin skills can perform as a semi-trivial task. In fact, we do such services for our Windows-bound personnel fairly regularly….

]]> http://www.brigada.org/2009/11/08_3051/comment-page-1#comment-1041 Editor Sat, 14 Nov 2009 23:17:18 +0000 http://www.brigada.org/?p=3051#comment-1041 See -- that's the way Windows machines should work too. This whole idea that Vista didn't give us the ability to hive over the operating system is for the birds. Thanks Trevor (for rubbing it in) :-) . See — that’s the way Windows machines should work too. This whole idea that Vista didn’t give us the ability to hive over the operating system is for the birds. Thanks Trevor (for rubbing it in) :-) .

]]> http://www.brigada.org/2009/11/08_3051/comment-page-1#comment-1040 Trevor Eby Sat, 14 Nov 2009 22:24:27 +0000 http://www.brigada.org/?p=3051#comment-1040 I really don't want to beat the Mac/Windows drum here, but I'm using a Mac. It comes with a back-up utility called 'Time Machine' that creates a complete back-up of the hard drive automatically whenever the back-up drive is plugged in - as in 'everything', including programs. To load up a new machine/hard drive is just as simple as plugging the back-up drive into the new machine or selecting the new drive in Time Machine and clicking 'Restore'. I really don’t want to beat the Mac/Windows drum here, but I’m using a Mac. It comes with a back-up utility called ‘Time Machine’ that creates a complete back-up of the hard drive automatically whenever the back-up drive is plugged in – as in ‘everything’, including programs. To load up a new machine/hard drive is just as simple as plugging the back-up drive into the new machine or selecting the new drive in Time Machine and clicking ‘Restore’.

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