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Intego Backup Assistant and Intego Backup Manager Pro User's Manual Page 55
Bootable Backup Options
Bootable backups have four options.
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“Do not ask for an administrator password” makes Intego Backup Manager Pro ask for the
administrator password when you define the script, saving you from having to enter it later.
If you leave it unchecked, you’ll have to enter the password just before the script runs.
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“Never remove anything in destination”: if you leave this unchecked, Intego Backup
Manager Pro will make a perfect clone of the source volume, erasing everything on the
destination in the process. By checking it, you’re saying that you want a perfect clone of the
source to be created on the destination volume in addition to content that’s already there.
Note that checking this box could cause trouble with your bootable backup. If you simply
want to keep a folder from being deleted, you can add it as an exception.
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“Repair permissions on __________” examines the permissions on system files. Intego
Backup Manager Pro will attempt to fix any errors it finds.
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“Repair __________” examines the destination volume after running the bootable backup
to make sure that it’s in good shape. Intego Backup Manager Pro will attempt to fix
problems it finds, such as directory errors.
Note: when running a bootable backup, you don’t need to back up your startup volume to a hard
disk the same size as the original. For example, you may have a Mac with a 250 GB hard disk, but
only 80 GB of its space is used. In this case, you could create a bootable backup on, say, a 120 GB
hard disk, and still have room for that backup to grow. You do need to have several GB of free
space on the destination, however, or you may not be able to use the backup to start up your Mac in
case of problems. (Your Mac uses invisible virtual memory files that can take up several GB of
space.)