#Carbon copy cloner for mac os x 10.2.8 Pc#

(Though I agree on DiskWarrior doing a really good job WHEN you actually need it)) It only takes the focus away from what you are about to do, and is 95% of the time probably not needed. It's still our favorite app, but we'd like to see it somewhere around half. It went from free to 40, which is kind of a big jump. Windows 7, Mac OS 9.0 to 9.2.2, Mac OS X 10.2.8, 10.3.9, 10.4.11. The main issue we now have with Carbon Copy Cloner is its price. If you want to find out IF you really need to repair permissions, use the Disk Utility app and run the Check permissions tool (or whatever it is called ).īascially, my take on running Repair Permissions or Disk Warrior or preventively is that it's no good. K Carbon Copy Print mode automatically outputs multiple. The stuff people are going on a bout the Onyx-application and Checking/repairing permissions is usually not needed - unless you really tend to f**k up your directories (or use a ).

#Carbon copy cloner for mac os x 10.2.8 Pc#

(when I use a PC though, oh the horror of system-optimization and random PerfectDisk defragmentation routines) When at home, I don't need to care for anything else. IF your'e in for a gig of some sorts, make sure the machine is cold started. I've been using Macs for ages, and I've never had to do anything special (atleast post Mac OS X 10.2 or so).īasically, you need not do too much.

Is there any hidden programs etc that disturb audio performance? In XP there is a mandatory list of stuff that you are recommended to do to optimize the operating system for audio, what about in OSX? I'm running the 2.4 MBP.