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<blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1899266" data-attributes="member: 46727">Nowhere on Mike's site does he say that bootable backups (Intel machines) can be made when macOS Monterey is running.&nbsp; He clearly states that bootable clones can not be made with the new Silicon Macs.His Blog specifically says that it works with Big Sur, and I agree.&nbsp; When I was running Big Sur, I could make a bootable clone backup.Also, I would point out that SuperDuper likewise fails with Monterey the same as CCC.&nbsp; The clone will start to boot and then halts halfway through and reboots back from the Macintosh HD.I will try to contact Mike via email to get clarification on this.&nbsp; But I suspect that the days of a bootable clone backup for an Intel Mac running Monterey is no longer possible.As a matter of fact Mike stated in his blog that he was told by Apple that they would not allow the file replicator to copy system files.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chscag, post: 1899266, member: 46727"] Nowhere on Mike's site does he say that bootable backups (Intel machines) can be made when macOS Monterey is running. He clearly states that bootable clones can not be made with the new Silicon Macs. His Blog specifically says that it works with Big Sur, and I agree. When I was running Big Sur, I could make a bootable clone backup. Also, I would point out that SuperDuper likewise fails with Monterey the same as CCC. The clone will start to boot and then halts halfway through and reboots back from the Macintosh HD. I will try to contact Mike via email to get clarification on this. But I suspect that the days of a bootable clone backup for an Intel Mac running Monterey is no longer possible. As a matter of fact Mike stated in his blog that he was told by Apple that they would not allow the file replicator to copy system files. [/QUOTE]

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