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10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
How about actually using the maxsize setting in the defaults file?
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
I didn't know that - thanks! This will make it much easier to use the same volume for Time Machine backups and backups of other systems. I was afraid I couldn't do it because Time Machine would gobble up the whole disk.
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
That command is verbatim from other tips on time machine floating around on the net. I use 250gig and 400gig for my wife's and my laptops. Think of the 80 gig as a proof of concept...
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
gosh. Just tried here, and TM still announces 320 Gb available in spite of my 100Gb new limitation.
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
no, that is not the same. I have read that this allows to skip files over a certain size.
10.5: Create a Time Machine size limit for networked disks
Does this work for local disks as well? (ie: external hard drives connected directly by firewire) |
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