Subj : Re: BBS adventures
To   : Exodus
From : Atreyu
Date : Sat May 25 2024 15:35:27

On 25 May 24  10:41:36, Exodus said the following to Atreyu:

A> I think SIO 1.60 is what OS/2 fans recommended.
E> 
E> 1.60d

You may talk like the Professor but you ain't him...

I would be very interested to have a die-hard OS/2 guy or Professor or 
really anyone "one up" me by telling me how to properly backup an OS/2 system.
Because in my fond memories HPFS is an unreliable pile of shit. Always 
Chkdsk'ing on a dirty shutdown, always finding corrupt files. This never 
happens on Ntfs.

I want a hypothetical OS/2 backed up with the system running, not shutting 
down open programs. As in, files open and in use are correctly backed up, not
rebooting into some stupid partition, not using halfassed Xcopy, etc.

On Windows this works perfectly with the VSS subsystem and the shareware Drive
Snapshot.... written by some crazy German.... on OS/2 this has always been
halfassed, as if never done before.

Atreyu

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