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Carbon copy cloner 3.3.2 update#

Redesigned interface with Dark Mode, real time task performance info and estimated time remaining.

Carbon copy cloner 3.3.2 update#

Quick Update: Update your backups up to 20x faster.Faster backups with our next-generation file copier.We've had so many new features in the oven for a while, and now we're finally ready to share it with the world! CCC 6 offers unprecedented accountability for your backups and insight into what's changing on your Mac, plus a brand new file copier that's faster, smarter, and designed to adapt to Apple's fast pace of OS and filesystem innovation.

Any machine that supports macOS (officially).ĬCC 6 is here! Faster backups, better accountability, Dark Mode, and so much more.

CCC will not backup directly to CDs or DVD*R discs, though you can backup to an appropriately sized disk image, then burn the image to disc with Toast or Disk Copy.

Cloning to a disk image will (obviously), not yield a bootable volume unless you use CCC to restore the image to a physical partition or disk.

Local (i.e., not over a network connection), HFS+ formatted partition or hard drive.

Now you can setup a regular backup regimen that occurs in the background, even if you are not logged in! Version 2 also offers enhancements for lab administrators, including the option to run pre and post*flight shell scripts, the ability to modify the list of items to be removed at the end of a clone, and the ability to create a disk image on the fly. In addition to the features that CCC has provided in the past, version 2 offers synchronization of the source and target as well as scheduled backup tasks. Have you ever wanted a simple, complete, bootable backup of your hard drive? Have you ever wanted to upgrade to a larger hard drive with minimal hassle and without reinstalling your OS and all of your applications? Have you ever wanted to move your entire macOS installation to a new computer? Then CCC is the tool for you! CCC makes these tasks simple by harnessing the Unix power built into macOS.