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10.5: A script to fix Time Machine after hardware repairs
I do not think you need to do this. They just changed my logic board and I had the Time Machine problem. After searching, I found that all I needed to do was open Time Machine preferences and select Change Disk and re-select the drive that I used before. Did it yesterday and it is running fine.
10.5: A script to fix Time Machine after hardware repairs
Unless there has been a change in 10.5.6, choosing another disk only allowed you to do just that. It would build a whole new backup from scratch, not use your existing Time Machine backup.
10.5: A script to fix Time Machine after hardware repairs
damn it,i did exactly what you said right away,and then found your later reply. |
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