I have a BackupPC 3.0.0 system that has been running well for some time, 
but the backup drive
has just failed.  I have some replacement hardware that I'm looking at, 
but what I
would like to do immediately is to plug in a replacement drive and 
continue with the
current setup.  At this point resuming backups is more important than 
trying to retrieve
(possibly unrecoverable) old data.

Is there is simple way to do that?  Can I just plug in a
new drive in and everything will proceed merrily along?  If not, can I 
manually initialize
the new drive? Failing that, what is the quickest procedure to get the 
current backup
system back up and running.  I apologize if there's already a document 
for this, please
point me to it.

Thanks very much.

-- 
Dan Smisko
Balanced Audio Technology
1300 First State Blvd.
Suite A
Wilmington, DE  19804
(302)999-8855
(302)999-8818  fax
dan AT balanced DOT com


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