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OS 10.5 - Mac OS Extended (Journaled) vs. Mac OS Extended


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Old 10-01-2008, 12:53 PM
when partitioning the external hard drive, I am making the bootable part in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) , but the other part wich is to backup my files should I do it in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or Mac OS Extended ,please?
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Old 10-01-2008, 01:36 PM
extended journaled is what most users would use.
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when partitioning the external hard drive, I am making the bootable part in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) , but the other part wich is to backup my files should I do it in Mac OS Extended (Journaled) or Mac OS Extended ,please?
Most backup software recommends using HFS+. (Journaled)

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Most backup software recommends using HFS+. (Journaled)

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It sounds like you are referring to HFS+ as intrinsically journaled. That is not the case. HFS+ is simply referring to Mac OS Extended. The journaled option is a separate matter. Then again you were not extremely clear in what you were trying to say so if that was not the case, sorry.
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It sounds like you are referring to HFS+ as intrinsically journaled. That is not the case. HFS+ is simply referring to Mac OS Extended.
Yes, but by default (since 10.3), HFS+ is journaled. See here.
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