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On 2024-06-11 20:40:44 +0000, Your Name said:

> In ye olde days of MacOS 9 and early MacOS X I used a great syncing app 
> that was very fast,

Was it ChronoSync by any chance? I still use that to back up my Tiger system.

I always used Maxtor external HDs (since acquired by Seagate) with my 
old systems and they had this "One Touch" backup feature with provided 
software, but I never used that. But all you had to do was touch a 
button on the external to back everything up.