July 17th, 2011· SuperDuper now prevents the destination from being manually ejected during copy
· Proper error message now issued when a destination ejects itself due to hardware errors
· Resolved AppleScript dictionary compatibility issues under 10.4 that prevented scheduled copies and some shutdown actions from running
· Overly aggressive copy verification under Leopard no longer cause copies to fail on highly active files
· Setting permissions on read-only disk images no longer fail when there are bad OSAXen installed
· Launchpad and Mission Control are now shared for Sandboxes
· Sandbox script syntax error corrected
October 13th, 2009· Significant copy speed improvements
· Preserves compression when copying
· Fixed extra copying under Snow Leopard
· Scheduled copies in old format are now disabled and we prompt the user to recreate
· Scheduled copies work on Japanese systems and with more Unicode/composed character drive names
· Backup-on-mount should work on 10.4.11
· Adjusted SDUtil path to improve robustness when application is moved (now symlinked/refreshed)
· Minor copy tweaks
· Reworked SL status to use 1000B = 1MB, 1024B = MiB for Leopard and earlier.
· Fixed crontab escaping if user has tcsh as their default shell
· Fixed issues with explicit Spotlight disable/enable under 10.5 or later.
August 30th, 2009· Adds great new features like Backup on Connect, Eject after Copy, Sparse Bundle support, and still lets you store a bootable backup alongside Time Machine backups, copy Time Machine backups to other drives, run scheduled copies on demand.
· Polished and improved many other aspects as well.
August 28th, 2009· Full Snow Leopard support.
· "Backup on connect" - optional backup when a drive is attached.
· Backup drive can be ejected at end of copy.
· Support for Sparse Bundle image type.
· PGP Whole Disk Encryption support for source and destination.
· Performance and many other improvements.
February 5th, 2008· Complete OS X 10.5 (Leopard) compatibility including bootable Leopard backups
· You can now store a bootable backup side-by-side with a Time Machine backup on a single volume
· The ability to copy Time Machine backup volumes to other drives when you need more space (or want to back up your archived data)
· A "Run Now" button runs Scheduled Copies on demand
· Automatic preservation of any custom icon on the destination volume
· Improved post-registration text to inform users how to use Smart Update
· Exposé, Time Machine, Spaces and Front Row are now copied on Leopard Sandboxes
· Updated Backup copy scripts to ignore Google Desktop Index Files and iTunes temporary files
· More robust handling of delayed re-mounts after a volume has been erased
· Added a new copy script "Restore - all files" that will restore everything except a Time Machine archive if it exists on the source.
· The WGTH text now describes the effect of the selected options upon Time Machine backups
· SuperDuper! will repair volinfo databases that contain blanks lines erroneously inserted by the Apple Setup Assistant
· Improved Growl error reporting for scheduled copies
· Significant improvements to ACL and permissions cloning
· Improved handling of Spotlight indexing on the target volume
· Custom volume icons and file system events are preserved on the target volume
· Resolved a bug that caused a crash during auto upgrade on some Intel Macs
· The dock icon will bounce if the copy fails
· Improved the etched text rendering under Leopard
· Smart Update will copy files with name case changes
· Locked symlinks are properly copied during Smart Update
· Immutable symlinks are properly copied during Smart Update
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