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Carbon Copy Cloner 7.0.2

Bombich Software has released Carbon Copy Cloner 7.0.2 (CCC), a maintenance update for the drive cloning and backup utility after its major upgrade several months ago (see “Carbon Copy Cloner 7.0,” 16 May 2024). CCC 7.0.2 fixes a handful of cosmetic bugs associated with the “Verify files copied by this task” window, Notes text in Dark mode, icons at the bottom of the CCC window, and a “missing character” font issue in the Task Plan. It also disables UUID resetting for ExFAT volumes due to an Apple bug, prevents two values from being incorrectly swapped in the Snapshot Retention Policy table, no longer presents “at rest” encrypted volumes as encrypted in the Disk Center unless FileVault is explicitly enabled with a password, and limits saving user-specified passwords for encrypted volumes to the system keychain to cases where the volume is selected as a source or destination for a CCC task. ($49.99 new, $24.99 upgrade, free update, 23.6 MB, release notes, macOS 13+)

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  1. Thanks! Not sure how that happened, or even how it could have happened, given the way my automation creates those lines, but it’s fixed now.

  2. The citation is now correct, but still lists the wrong date …

  3. Sheesh! (Fixed.) Now I’m really curious how that happened. In WordPress, when I’m logged in, we developed a special link I can click to copy a properly formatted article reference to the current article. That special link only appears for the published articles, not for articles in the WordPress editor. So I cannot imagine how I could have gotten a link with the right article title but the wrong URL and date. I don’t look hard at those while editing because they’re algorithmically generated; until now, I’m unaware of one ever being wrong.

    Perhaps cosmic rays.

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