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You may be wondering what disk-to-disk (D2D) backup means. A great place to start is the dedicated [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk-to-disk|Wikipedia page]]. | You may be wondering what disk-to-disk (D2D) backup means. A great place to start is the dedicated [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk-to-disk|Wikipedia page]]. | ||
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LBackup is designed for disk to disk backup. However, hard disks are not the only supported storage system. In essence if your operating system is able to mount a storage device within your file system. Then that backup media will be supported (possibly with a post action script which shuttles data to the storage system). | LBackup is designed for disk to disk backup. However, hard disks are not the only supported storage system. In essence if your operating system is able to mount a storage device within your file system. Then that backup media will be supported (possibly with a post action script which shuttles data to the storage system). | ||
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If the file system of your mounted storage system supports hard links and other meta-data preservation that you require for your backup then changes are that you will be able to store your backup set directly to that storage media. | If the file system of your mounted storage system supports hard links and other meta-data preservation that you require for your backup then changes are that you will be able to store your backup set directly to that storage media. | ||
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