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10.5: Repair Time Machine after logic board changes
To all those attempting to use this hint under Snow Leopard: a previous poster was correct, this hint is no longer needed in Snow Leopard. I got tripped up by the lack of that ACL utility as well, and eventually just went to TM prefs and turned it on (I was going to just forget the history). It automatically gave me the option of reusing the old backup—warning that the old computer will no longer be able to use it—creating a new backup, and I'm pretty sure the third option was cancel, of course. HTH, this whole thread helped me.
10.6: automatic re-associate Time Machine after logic board changes
Indeed, only today I found a post with a screenshot at blog.gerrior.com, after I read about it on Super User. The exact wording, for the search engines:
I hope Apple will make it a bit more clear that "reuse" implies "keep the history" rather than, for example, "erase the old backup and use all available space for the new Mac". Edited on Dec 19, '09 07:00:32AM by palahala
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