Jolly Roger <jollyroger@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > When a system is restored from Time Machine, isn't it supposed to be a
> > complete copy of the system from that time?
>
> I haven't heard or read any claims that Time Machine creates a complete
> duplicate of the startup drive. I would imagine only certain files are
> backed up, and subsequently restored.
From About Time Machine in Mac Help:
Time Machine backs up and preserves everything on your computer. After
you set it up, Time Machine backs up your computer every hour without
any more effort on your part.
[snip]
Initially, Time Machine makes a complete backup, including system files,
applications, accounts, preferences, music, photos, do***ents -
everything you keep on your computer.
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