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how many diskettes would you need to do daily back up of the file (2mb total)
Category: Computers Asked by: amanda12-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
01 Dec 2003 00:43 PST
Expires: 31 Dec 2003 00:43 PST Question ID: 282122 |
how many diskettes would you need to do a daily back up of the file {2 mb total) |
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Re: how many diskettes would you need to do daily back up of the file (2mb total)
Answered By: till-ga on 01 Dec 2003 01:20 PST |
The capacity of 3,5´´ diskettes is 1,44 mb. So backing up a file of 2 mb will require two diskettes for one backup copy. till-ga |
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Re: how many diskettes would you need to do daily back up of the file (2mb total)
From: read2live-ga on 01 Dec 2003 07:05 PST |
Note too the demand for a daily backup. It wouldn't be good practice to overwrite your only backup with a new backup which does not restore! If the file is really important, it might be a good idea to use ten diskettes (or five if the zip works) - a Monday backup, a Tuesday backup, a ... Friday backup. If you work seven days a week, amanda, make that fourteen diskettes (or seven zipped). And if the file is really really really important, you may want to archive a copy once a week. ALSO - it is worth doing an occasional check on another computer, just to make sure you can restore your backup... best, r2l |
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Re: how many diskettes would you need to do daily back up of the file (2mb total)
From: aaran-ga on 13 Dec 2003 02:53 PST |
Well, its better to go for Compact Disk (CD) rather than opting for Floppy disks, as the chances of FDs getting corrupted are higher. Also using CDs will be a much better and cheaper option, in which the backu ups could be stored on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. |
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