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File vault
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Do you guys think 10.3.2 will have a reliable file vault? One we can use with out worrying something will go wrong.
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Mac Enthusiast
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: CA
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So far, I've been using FileVault with no problems. I accidentally chose to recover lost disk space once but did not lose any data. HOWEVER, whenever I turn on FileVault, my home directory is reset and I lose all my data. If you choose to use FileVault, move or backup your home directory first, then switch it on.
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Current: XPC SB81P, 3GHz P4, 1GB RAM; Compaq Presario V2410US, Turion 64 ML-30, 512MB RAM
Previous: Sawtooth G4/400 448MB RAM
ATI Radeon 8500 64MB - flashed variant
OS X 10.3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399 37510
Future: 13" Widescreen Powerbook, Core Duo Intel
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Posting Junkie
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: Toronto
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Originally posted by pdot:
So far, I've been using FileVault with no problems. I accidentally chose to recover lost disk space once but did not lose any data. HOWEVER, whenever I turn on FileVault, my home directory is reset and I lose all my data. If you choose to use FileVault, move or backup your home directory first, then switch it on.
Considering FileVault's job is to protect your home directory, not delete it, isn't your post a bit of a contradiction? 
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