Disks fail so backup

Backup, backup, backup. We suffered the ultimate hardware failure. On May 4, 2003 our business was wiped out by a category 4 tornado. Luckily I had a backup 60gb external hard drive at HOME with a backup on it. Backing up doesn't do any good unless you've got an off-site backup too.

OR you could use "Backup" and shedule an automatic daily backup at midnight to an external HDD, like me. :-)

I loved Carbon Copy Cloner, so it's a shame it won't be back soon. I too have never had disk failure on a Mac (knock on wood!!), but these days I've become pretty good about backing things up - I figure that my number is going to be up sooner or later. And even if as Mac zealots we (unreasonably) decide that Apple makes products that never fail, remember they don't make the hard drives. They buy them from the same people as everyone else, so have limited control over their quality - kind of like all the bad batteries they have been buying recently. And if you are really interested in your data, remember not to keep all your backups in the same physical location. 4 firewire drives won't do you any good if they are all sitting right beside each other in a fire, or stolen by someone.

http://www.versiontracker.com/php/search.php?mode=basic&action=search&str=Tiger+Backup&plt%5B%5D=macosx&x=0&y=0 At least one of these should work...

I've been using a Mac since the IIVX came out. Never had a bad disk or data loss, so I'm pretty cavalier about backing up. The article got me thinking, though...... However, the apple doc only covers the essentials like, contacts, bookmarks, key chain etc... Is there currently a full disk backup solution for Tiger since Carbon Copy Cloner is apparently not going to be updated soon?