Backing Up Your Mac with fbackup

If you're looking for a way to securely backup your Mac, fbackup is an excellent option. This program allows you to easily transfer files and folders from your local machine to OneDrive, ensuring that your important data is safely stored in the cloud. In this article, we'll go over how to use fbackup to backup your Mac.

First, make sure you have both the source and destination paths ready. The source path is where your files are currently located on your Mac, while the destination path is where you want to store them on OneDrive. Be mindful of spaces in your path names, as these can cause issues when trying to transfer files. For example, if your company name has a space in it, make sure to include brackets around it to ensure that fbackup recognizes the correct path.

For instance, if your source path is /Users/username/Desktop and your destination path is /Users/username/'OneDrive – Company'/MBP, you'll want to type the following command in Terminal:

`Ln -s /Users/username/Desktop /Users/username/'OneDrive – Company'//MBP`

Once you've entered this command, you can start backing up your files. To do so, simply open Finder and navigate to Applications > Utilities > Terminal. Alternatively, you can use the Spotlight search feature by pressing Command + Space, typing 'Terminal,' and then pressing 'Enter.'

To initiate the backup process, follow these steps:

1. Destination: Make sure the folder path where you want to store your local folders on OneDrive is ready.

2. Source: Have the folder path where you want to sync with OneDrive ready.

With fbackup, you can rest assured that your important files are safely stored in the cloud, allowing you to access them from anywhere and at any time. By following these simple steps, you can keep your data secure and protected from loss or corruption.

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