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10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
Nice trick... but my experience in that using SMB based partition for Time Machine is potentially very dangerous... read my post on apple discussions forum:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5918065#5918065 (I submitted this as an hint here yesterday, but it did not make yet...) Meanwhile exercise extreme caution in using TM on SMB. Basically, the problem boils down to the fact that TM is NOT able to recover freed space on a sparsebundle image... period.
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
Just rephrasing the last sentece
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
Based on your comment I set about testing AFP to a third-party NAS. This almost worked.
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
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