Hi.

I used DataKeeper for quite some time now, and repeatedly had problems with it.
First of all, it does _not_ keep a RAID like image, but keeps track of the files that get modified by your applications (and you can also make it do snapshots on request). It does keep a certain (configurable) number of older versions of your files, so I would compare it more to a automized revision control system (without the possibility to mark and comment certain versions) than to a RAID system.
The problems I had with it where numerous though: It was the verified cause of some system hangs, kept keeping copies of files I didn't want it to keep,....
To make a long story short: I wouldn't recommend DataKeeper for backup purposes. It is nice though if you want the ability to step back some file versions when doing excessive editing.

cu,
sven

cu,
sven

proud MkII owner (12GB blue/green/smoked, was #080000113 is #090001010)
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