Partitioning a new hard drive with APFS. Same as above - create a dedicated volume on your backup disk for each source that you're backing up: "I want to back up my startup disk and a data volume to the same backup disk" (macOS High Sierra and later, APFS-formatted backup disk) Configure each of your CCC backup tasks to back up to its own dedicated volume on the destination. Name your new volume and click the Add button. Select your current CCC destination volume in the sidebar. Choose "Show all devices" from the View menu. When you're backing up multiple volumes to the same backup disk, create a dedicated volume on that backup disk for each source volume: It's really easy to create separate volumes in an APFS-formatted container. "I want a bootable backup for each Mac on the same hard drive" (macOS High Sierra and later, APFS-formatted backup disk)Įach APFS volume that you add to your backup disk can hold a bootable backup of macOS High Sierra and later, or any other data that you would like to keep separate from other content on the backup disk. Carbon Copy Cloner can solve this problem! We lay out a few different scenarios and solutions below. Carbon copy cloner high sierra archive#
Additionally, your tasks will archive or delete each other's backed up content. If you back up each source volume to the same destination volume without some pre-planning, data from each source volume will be merged in a heap on the backup volume. Backing up multiple volumes or multiple Macs to a single hard drive can be a messy proposition.
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