Apple’s Time Machine backup software is a great way to protect your data. It can back up your data to a hard drive, or even to a cloud service like iCloud. But what if you want to back up your data to two different drives? You can do that with Time Machine, and it’s actually pretty easy to set up.
To back up your data to two different drives, you first need to make sure that both drives are connected …
If you have a Time Machine backup, you can copy it to another drive to free up space on your Mac’s startup drive.
1. Connect the other drive to your Mac.
2. Open Time Machine.
3. Click the Select Disk button.
4. Select the other drive and click Use for Backup.
5. Click the Time Machine button to start copying the backup.
When the backup is finished, you can disconnect the other drive.
There are many RAID levels to choose from when setting up a RAID backup system. The best RAID level for you will depend on your needs and budget.
RAID 0 is the simplest and least expensive RAID level. It stripes data across two or more drives, allowing you to achieve a higher read and write speed. However, RAID 0 offers no data redundancy, so if one of the drives fails, your data will be lost.
RAID 1 is more expensive …
