I'm doing some major swapping on the hard-drive and probably having to reinstall windows today on two computers. So there is a good chance there will be some major downtime tonight and into tomorrow as I bring everything back up. I'm already sad - when I started my backup I didn't realize my external would vape all the old stuff it had on it from my last backup, so I lost a LOT of movies and probably some software as well that I had saved from years back.
But, I'll be going from 300GB to 2.25TB of space so I can be a digital pack-rat and install all my steam games at once and have movies and whatnot :3
You may want to look into setting up a FreeNAS system. Put two giant hard drives in that, set them up in RAID1, keep all your big files on that. Works very well for me.
ReplyDeleteWoot~ I wish I would have kept backups of my disk.
ReplyDeleteAll I have are blank cd's with various eroges on them.
I feel obligated to point out that RAID is not a backup system; if you delete and/or corrupt all your files on the disks, they're still gone. RAID is just a way to keep hardware failure at bay (or to transparently stripe smaller disks together.)
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ReplyDeleteP.S. Sorry for my awful English.
good luck and take your time
ReplyDelete@dorkulon correct, though a raid 1 gives data redundancy in case a drive fails. Anyways the thing that cost me some data was the way my usb drive's backup software handles things.
ReplyDeleteI have an external and 2 portable externals just for backups
ReplyDeleteI am fully aware that RAID is not backup - I am suggesting RAID as a target to backup to.
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