Consolidation into a single tib file -> Reliability?
Hello,
I've been testing the demo version of True Image 2013. I used to use a synchronisation tool to back-up my files to an external USB disk. Sadly I endured file corruption and it synced the corrupted files to my USB disk. I started looking for a back-up utility that can also store previous versions of files. TI2013 seems to do just that.
The interface looks great and user friendly. The settings are good and clear. But I noticed the back-ups are made into a single (or multiple) .tib file. This means that my 500.000 files are consolidated into one big archived file (with incremented files).
This introduces a risk. What if the archived file goes corrupt? I've been reading posts where people are reporting that the .tib file is corrupt and they loast *all* their files. If I make a back-up not using consolidated files I don't care if 1 of my 500.000 files is corrupt. But if the one file which holds all my 500.000 files is corrupt I .. have a problem.
How reliable is backing up to 1 tib file? Is it possible to back-up files 1:1, meaning there will be 500.000 files on the source ánd destination disk?
Thanks,
Bryan
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