I have Data Rescue 4 now, I can clone, however, my options in ‘Clone Strategy’ under the Preferences in Data Rescue 4 are:.Flashing Green and Yellow on all the drive bays. The rest of the HDDs remains in the Drobo 5D.Ĭ) with the Good Cloned Drive and the rest of the HDD (Drives) in the Drobo 5D.ĭrobo 5D will now act on the Cloned Drive and mostly likely a rebuild will be triggered. Now the Good Drive is the new Cloned Drive… which is going back into the Drobo 5D and join the Disk Pack.ī) Once the Drobo 5D is powered OFF, insert the Good Cloned Drive into the bay of the previous Fault Drive. Keep the FAULT Drive HDD aside for safe keeping… Unplugged the Fault and Good Drive from the Mac… Depending on the capacity of the Drive and if the drives are connecting via USB 2.0 then it even takes longer.Īfter the Clone is completed… Exit DataRescue and eject BOTH the Fault and Good Drive. The whole Cloning Process will take hours if NOT day(s). Make sure you are doing a CLONE from the Fault Drive to the Good Drive and not the reverse!! check the Source is the Fault Drive and the Destination is the Good Drive.Make sure the Clone is set to Disk to Disk (Block Level) Clone and NOT a Partition to Partition Clone.Especially the Fault Drive from Drobo Disk Pack. As you do not want OSX to format it … or init it. OSX will prompt you to Initialize the Drive. **Important, when you plug in the Fault Drive and Good Drive via USB to the Mac. Launch DataRescue app on the Mac… choose the CLONE menu… and follow the instruction to clone the FAULT drive to the Good drive.
Carbon copy cloner 4.0 mac#
Now that these 2 Good and Fault Drives are connected to the Mac using USB 3.0. Plug in the GOOD Drive external enclosure and the Fault Drive external Enclosure to the USB ports of the Mac.
Carbon copy cloner 4.0 install#
Install DataRescue onto the iMac or Macbook etc. Put the Good Drive into another USB external enclosure. If NOT, then make sure at least it is the same capacity.
Is also recommend to be the same model or make and vendor. This Good Drive has to be the same capacity as the Fault Drive. You will need the above app to perform the Disk-Disk Clone… on a Mac USB 3.0 is preferred as it will greatly increase the speed of cloning. Power DOWN the Drobo 5D, and remove that drive which is needed to be cloned as identified by Drobo tech support.įrom here, we will call this DRIVE as Fault Drive.Įnclose the Fault Drive into a USB external enclosure.
As what you need to do a LOW Level Disk to Disk or BLOCK Level clone.
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