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I run Win XP 2003 Professional on a P-4, with two internal hard drives (the
slave for data), plus I have a large external drive for backups. Because I
do much data processing, I'd like to do a periodic 'normal backup' (30+ Gigs
of data), then daily incremental backups. However, the FAT32 format limits
filesize to 4 gigs, and Windows BACKUP wants to perform with just one backup
file. I can't seem to complete the 'normal' backup because of the file size
limitation. Is there some way around this, without backing up one directory
at a time, or do I have to go to RETROSPECT or other (expensive) software?
I run Win XP 2003 Professional on a P-4, with two internal hard drives (the
slave for data), plus I have a large external drive for backups. Because I
do much data processing, I'd like to do a periodic 'normal backup' (30+ Gigs
of data), then daily incremental backups. However, the FAT32 format limits
filesize to 4 gigs, and Windows BACKUP wants to perform with just one backup
file. I can't seem to complete the 'normal' backup because of the file size
limitation. Is there some way around this, without backing up one directory
at a time, or do I have to go to RETROSPECT or other (expensive) software?