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<blockquote data-quote="lbsimon50" data-source="post: 1881863" data-attributes="member: 402398">I have been using SuperDuper to clone my 2016 MacBook Pro (Big Sur 11.2.3) to an external SSD for quite some time. I tried to do it again today, before upgrading to 11.3, and could not.First, starting SuperDuper I see this message:[ATTACH=full]33913[/ATTACH]Of course, my Macintosh HD is available, as I am using this computer. So, I press Cancel and continue. Then the SuperDuper says that it sees my external drive as the target, and asks me to select the source. I select Macintosh HD, of course. Then I click on Backup. It has been close to three and a half hours since then, and still counting. It took me about 30-40 min before. Macintosh HD is 1 TB, with about a 200 GB used, both the source and the target are SSD.The SuperDuper is the latest version, I verified.Could somebody explain the behavior and propose a solution, please?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lbsimon50, post: 1881863, member: 402398"] I have been using SuperDuper to clone my 2016 MacBook Pro (Big Sur 11.2.3) to an external SSD for quite some time. I tried to do it again today, before upgrading to 11.3, and could not. First, starting SuperDuper I see this message: [ATTACH type="full" width="159px" alt="1619718797527.png"]33913[/ATTACH] Of course, my Macintosh HD is available, as I am using this computer. So, I press Cancel and continue. Then the SuperDuper says that it sees my external drive as the target, and asks me to select the source. I select Macintosh HD, of course. Then I click on Backup. It has been close to three and a half hours since then, and still counting. It took me about 30-40 min before. Macintosh HD is 1 TB, with about a 200 GB used, both the source and the target are SSD. The SuperDuper is the latest version, I verified. Could somebody explain the behavior and propose a solution, please? [/QUOTE]

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