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10.5: Repair Time Machine after logic board changes
Help !!! - BarrySharp/DethBunny nd whoever else - as a novice mac user and with computer's in general, I have tried dethbunny's original solution of 1 feb 08 but it does not seem to work - I suspect I am doing something wrong in terminal. By way of history, I had my logic board replaced and then time machine would no longer work. I re-selected my backup drive in the preferences area and then it did a new full backup. So, when i open my backup drive, I can see the old set of backups (named Nicholas Wenck's Computer) and the new set of backups (named Nicholas Wenck's Computer 2). However, I cannot see the old backups in time machine and hence cannot restore from there. In all the threads I have read, it is now not clear to me what the solution is. I simply (perhaps not simply at all) want to be able to see and use the old backups in time machine. I am happy to get rid of the new backups (especially to free up space on my backup drive) as there is nothing significant there I need that will not be in the old backups. Please help
10.5: Repair Time Machine after logic board changes
In your case there should not be a problem in getting access to your old TM backups performed on your computer withy the older motherboard.
10.5: Repair Time Machine after logic board changes
BTW - you can use SuperDuper! version 2.5 (it's Leopard compatible) to clone your old TM backup volume to some other volume if that helps you. |
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