We did a ton of work that year to support this new setup in a way that was transparent to the user SuperDuper automatically creates the proper volumes, converts the drives to APFS as needed, etc. In Catalina, as I explain in Breaking the Tape, Apple split the startup volume into two parts: the System volume and the Data volume. And for that, we need to go Back.to the Future! Huh? However, after wracking my brain for far too long, I've come up with a workaround that will let you make the backups you need to save your files, and to supplement your Time Machine backup. I know that's been a disappointment, but that's where we are with v3.3.1. Right now, as many of you know, v3.3.1 will work with non-boot volumes, but it won't work with volumes that have macOS on them, because it will try to do some of the things that no longer work in macOS 11. We're currently blocked on some issues I don't have direct control over, and as such I don't have a new version for you that fully supports Big Sur, nor a timeframe for when that will be released. ![]() Bad newsĪs you know, SuperDuper 3.3.1 cannot copy a volume with Big Sur on it. ![]() Sorry it's been a while, but it's been a busy time.
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