Everything looked good until you hit the 10GB mark on the drive, then the backup would fail. If you chose Yes, the drive would be reformatted. In the first build of Leopard, Time Machine had a serious issue if you connected a PC drive to your Mac, you would be asked if you wanted to use the drive with Time Machine. With Time Machine, Apple has released an application that makes backup, a process usually seen as difficult, incredibly easy.īefore we get into the meat of the article, let’s backtrack a bit. Digital photos have no negatives, so if the original file is lost, you can’t get “reprints.” Backup is imperative if you really care about your data. Pretty simple, eh? Remember, all of your music, photo and documents are digital files these days. Who the Heck Even Needs Time Machine?įirst, let’s discuss the need for backup.
We’ll also see why the format of your drive makes a difference and even take a trip through the steps needed for network backup. Instead, we’ll show you some of the more advanced options. This won’t be a tutorial on how to use Time Machine, because the interface is pretty simple. In an earlier article, I gave an overview of Apple’s Time Machine backup solution. AirPort Apple Apps Backups Developer Education Email Hardware Internet iPad iPhone Mac Music Network Photos Security TV Weekend Wonk
0 kommentar(er)
