I know there are command line functions like rsync, etc.
#BVCKUP BETA UPDATE#
Current version should be shown on Bvckup update dialog, so you can immediately see what version. It is partly done, but it is only supported for 'tracked' destinations (removable drives, etc).
The one thing thats left is the monitoring of the source/destination presence. I've realized that simply copying data to an external HDD is in some ways the best backup strategy in terms of speed and efficiency, as well as nigh instant recovery because the data is OS readable already on another machine.ģ. And with this I am just 1 release away from the start of public beta.
BUT, as I've come to realize after setting up all the complexity above, is that the simplest possible backup (taking a folder, dragging it over to an external USB and copying the data) is not automated for me - all the backup solutions I use convert the data to NON-READABLE formats, such that there's a software layer between me and the data.Ģ. I run many backup solutions at the same time (CrashPlan copies my data to a DAS, Acronis copies backup images of my data with incrementals and OS to an NAS and DAS, A clone software clones/ghosts my OS to a DAS bootable, the NAS writes to a WAN server, and DropBox fills in a few backup holes.)ġ. Bvckup 2 aims to change all of this with a backup solution that’s clean, simple to use, elegant and fast. Ok my frustration in this area is rising seeing as how I suspect the answer is extremely simple, and my ignorance is the problem:
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