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Hi I'm considering a Drobo (www.drobo.com) for regular backups. Would SD work well with a drobo? Would you recommend the sparse images. I'm not sure if you can partition a Drobo like you can a regular external HDD. Thanks.
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You can't partition the Drobo, but you can certainly store an image to it, and that works fine.
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Thanks for your reply. Are sparse images slower than the default type of backup?
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Yes, they're less direct to the drive, so they're going to be slower. Also, due to that level of indirection, they're somewhat less reliable as well.
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