RN v1 duo set for Time Machine and after a clean install of Yosemite I can't access my data

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• Backups Time Machine missing after model clean install

  For a Mac using Time Machine to back up, is there a way to clean install OS X for a new internal SSD and keeps backups Time Machine historical which have been made using the previous internal SSD?  While as I use it to back up the new internal SSD TM, TM will show the backup history of both the previous internal SSD and the new (up to the capacity of the disc from the TimeCapsule).

  MacBookPro8, 2 I used Time Machine on a time Capsule TB 3 towards the rear for 2 years. No problems and shows 2.24 available 3 TB.

  Last night I did a clean model 10.11.5 install a new SSD, and a transfer application, the user accounts Migration Wizard, etc. Since the previous flash SSD disk internal (format / installed the new SSD, attached to the internal SSD previous via USB flash disk, then started in Recovery Mode to clean the installation model to the new internal SSD and when prompted did the previous internal SSD Migration Assistant).

  Everything no problem above went very well. But now when I "TimeMachine enter", I see that the most recent backup made (before the clean install).  The right navigation (which goes in reverse chronological order of the lower part of the screen to the top) seems to show the date on which the previous backups have been identified.  But if I click on a date, TM Finder main window does not scroll from that date. The top / arrow down buttons to the right of the main window of Finder TM also do not respond to clicks.

  So far as I can tell, I've lost all TM backups except the most recent. I have all saved data elsewhere outside time Capsule, so between that and the 1 backup, I can see in TM I have not lost anything.

  If I had done the Migration Wizard from the TimeCapsule rather than the previous internal SSD flash drive, would that have kept all historical TM backups?

  Thanks for any idea

  Time Machine, please press the shift-command-C key combination. The windshield will show the mounted volumes. All snapshots should now be accessible. Select the one you want and search for files to restore.

  If you need to restore from a backup of the hidden user library folder, first select a snapshot, and then press shift-command-G. A go to the folder dialog box opens. In this document, you enter the path to the folder. The dialog box will help you by automatically filling parts of the path when you start typing.

  The path starts with the slash character ("/"). Enter that. The rest of the parts is separated by slashes.

  The next part is the date and time of the current snapshot. Enter a '2', and the rest of the date should be filled in automatically. Press the right arrow key to access the end of the path. Enter a slash to start the next game.

  Next is the volume name (usually "Macintosh HD" unless you assigned a different name.) Start typing, then jump to the end and enter a slash.

  The next part is 'Users', followed by a slash.

  Then is your short user name. It is also the name of your home folder, which is represented by an icon of the House in the sidebar of a Finder window.

  Finally, enter "Library", and then press return. You should now be in the library folder. From there, you can move like in the Finder. You can also select another snapshot of the same folder.

• Is it safe to remove files from my macbook air now that I have set up my time capsule and backed up with time machine? My boot drive is full. How can I access files of my time capsule once they are deleted from my computer?

  Is it safe to remove files from my macbook air now that I have set up my time capsule and backed up with time machine? My boot drive is full. How can I access files of my time capsule once they are deleted from my computer?

  1 n ° put them on a regular external drive and the value of Time Machine to back up as well; the files you want to keep should be at least two disks in case one of them goes down.

  2. they will not be usable until the restoration.

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• How can I know if an external drive has been used for Time Machine and what computer it came with too?

  How can I know if an external drive has been used for Time Machine and what computer it came with too?

  I have several laptops and iMacs. I spent the relocation of the year and only used the MacBook Pro.

  Now I'm trying to figure out which drive goes with which computer

  I connected just a disk seagate 1.5 t and the first thing he did was to ask if I wanted to use it as a Time Machine drive.

  (1) if it is the TM disk accompanying this computer don't would not it have just started upward automatically?

  (2) what happens if I would have said yes?

  (3) I don't even know if it's been activated for TM. Is there a way to tell? It may hold just for iMovie files and other programs associated with a computer from my past.

  All readers of backup Time Machine contains a folder named: Backups.backupdb. If you open this folder, you'll find another folder with the name of the computer that has been saved. If several computers have been saved on the same disk, you will have several folders.

• Try to set up Time Machine, and I get this error; Keychain 100001 error while creating a system Keychain entry for the username "JGarrett" and the URL ' afp://JGarrett@JPG Capsule._afpovertcp._tcp.local./Data time airport.

  Have cleared airport Time Capsule and factory reset after getting this message.  Don't know where to go with it.

  Some files have a property incorrectly together which will prevent them from being changed or deleted when the system is running. This property cannot be removed in recovery mode. If you do not feel that you can do this yourself, please someone more experienced to help you get.

  1 back up all data. There are ways to back up a computer that is not fully functional. Ask if you need advice. Don't skip this step.

  2. disconnect all external storage devices.

  3. start in recovery mode. Select a language, if you are prompted. The OS X Utilities appears. One of the options is to install OS X. This is not what you do.

  4. This step is only necessary if you use FileVault 2. If you don't know what's FileVault, you use it. Go to the next step. Otherwise, launch utility disk, then select the icon for the volume FileVault ("Macintosh HD", unless you have given it a different name.) It will be nested under another icon of the disc. Select open in the file menu and enter your login password when you are prompted. Then quit disk utility must be returned to the main screen.

  5. Select get online help. Safari will launch. While in recovery, you will have no access to your Favorites, but you won't need them. Load this web page.

  6. triple - click anywhere in the line below to select this option:

  chflags norestricted /V*/*/L*/Keyc*/*

  Copy the selected text in the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination.

  7. Quit Safari. You go back to the OS X Utilities screen.

  In the menu bar, select

  Utilities ▹ Terminal

  Launch the Terminal application. Paste in the Terminal window by pressing the command-V key combination.

  Wait for a new line ending with a number sign (#) to appear. Quit the Terminal must be returned to the main screen.

  8. Select

  ▹ Restart 

  in the menu bar.

  9. This step must be performed after the restart, and while you are logged as administrator, not in recovery mode. If you have only one user account, you are the administrator.

  Select and copy this line as in step 6:

  sudo xattr -c /L*/Keyc*/*

  Launch the Terminal application integrated in one of the following ways:

  ☞ Enter the first letters of his name in a Spotlight search. Select from the results (it should be at the top).

  ☞ In the Finder, select go utilities ▹ of menu bar or press the combination of keys shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.

  ☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.

  Paste in the same Terminal window. You will be asked for your login password. Nothing displayed when you type. Type carefully, and then press return. If you do not have a password, you will need to configure one before you can run the command. You can get a warning to be careful. Confirm. You don't need to display the warning.

  If you see a message that your user name "is not in the sudoers file", then you have not logged as an administrator. Log in as one and start over.

  Wait for a new line ending with a dollar sign ($) below what you entered. You can then quit Terminal. Test.

• Hours set for Time Machine

  Can someone tell me how to change the interval Time Machine creates backups on an IMac running IOS 10.11.4? The default value is too frequent and slows down the imac to a crawl.

  Thank you

  Bill Barron

  You can disable TM and do your backups manually. But TM should not interfere or slow down your Mac.

  Download and run EtreCheck, created by one of his own assistants here in CSA. It is a diagnostic tool that is very useful for us to find problems. It will also give us additional specifications on your Mac. After his execution after the logfile here. It will never contain any personal information

• How to set up Time Machine via a HARD drive connected to the USB port on the router?

  Hi all

  I have an Arris Touchstone Data Gateway DG1670A/TW for my internet / wireless which was provided by my ISP.  There is a USB port at the back of the router and I was wondering if I could connect an external HARD drive to save the two Macbook Pro that I have in my house through Time Machine wireless?  If Yes, could someone provide me the details regarding how to set this up properly?

  I too, was thinking about making a 4 TB HARD drive - 2 and wanted to partition so that half of it would work for Time Machine and the other half I would be able to store photos that I take on my digital SLR and are in Lightroom.  Could this be a problem at all? I partition? or Time Machine just to use the available space and delete older backups to make room for additional photos?

  Thanks in advance for any help.

  A device third-party network attached storage (NAS) or a router is unsuitable for use with Time Machine.

  Apple has published a specification for network devices that works with Time Machine. No third party provider, AFAIK, does meet this specification.

  Apple does not endorse any device third-party network for use with Time Machine. See this support article.

  Network backup, use as destination an Apple Time Capsule or an external storage device connected to another Mac or a 802.11ac AirPort base station. Only 802.11ac base stations support time Machine, not older model.

• Want to format a disk and set up time machine

  Hi all

  I don't currently have access to a MAC, so yo please would undergo some basic questions?

  I have a client with a G-Drive 2 GB with NTFS.   I would like to format it for what is Time Machine friendly and configure for Time Machine.  Could someone point me to the proper indication?

  How to partition and format the disk and what (FS) file system should I use?

  Time Machine RESIDE on every MAC or what I need to download and install it?

  Where the time Machine?  Utility applications?

  Thank you very much

  T

  I see on the web when you plug the thing, get you will invite to time machine.

  1. consider a Mac and then see #5.

  2. see #5.

  3 Time Machine is present on every Mac running 10.5 and newer.

  4 elements of it are in system preferences, then the Applications folder.

  5. Yes, you will be. Time Machine manages the process of formatting before the first backup.

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• What is the best solution when my external drive for Time Machine is full?

  Hello

  I use the latest version of Mac OS X on my iMac 27 ". I use a drive outside of 3 TB G-Tech for Time Machine backup. Due to my recently many RAW photo images, I have less 8% left storage on my external hard drive, so I'm trying to figure out next steps in what concerns the strategy of external storage and have the following questions:

  • When my external drive for Time Machine is full, it is my understanding that older backups on external hard drive will be deleted to make room for newer backups. If the oldest backups contained pictures (whose records have not changed since the time they are initially stored), then I guess that these photos will be removed from the external drive - correct?
  • If I had to replace my external drive for Time Machine with a new external drive which is as big or bigger than the one it replaces, what should I expect on the size of the initial backup on the new drive? I guess the size of the backup would be exactly equal to the current amount of storage used on my drive hard iMac - correct?
  • Would it not be possible to connect the external drive for Time Machine existing at a new Time Machine external drive so that when the original disk is full, the overflow will be automatically stored on the new external hard drive for Time Machine? (If feasible, it seems that this strategy would maximize my external storage capacity vs just replace external drives.)

  I realize that my first two questions are rather basic, but I don't want to make any false assumptions. The third idea is intriguing and I would like to know if this is a viable option.

  Thank you

  Brian

  older files are starting to get deleted because the disk fills up then Yes, they went

  the backup drive should ideally be 4 times the capacity of your current drive, twice is good but has its limits. Also factor in what you store: a jpeg from the web and a raw photo file are the two images, the size of a is very different. If you work in high-resolution or large native files, or audio files (record pro, no music files) or video production twice the disk fills up very quickly. If you collect photos and JPEG and mp3 files or a handful of videos not so much is necessary.

  I would keep the old drive intact if you want to replace and start over with a new drive, if that's the plan. You have the old data, you can keep it somewhere safe and have a redundant backup which you can reconnect at any time to restore from. Let the new index drive itself with new data and take if from there, in the case otherwise you can copy the backup to the new drive and set the drive as the new source of backup but personally I wouldn't copy of the data, that's my preference, it may not be yours and that's fine.

• Help setting up Time Machine

  Hello

  I just restored my Mac Time Machine - it easy was´t because the time when I needed the external HARD drive was dead. Fortunately, remove the HARD drive and put it in a basket succeeded. Fortunately, TM had saved Monday.

  Now, I Don t know if my problems were caused by a reader who may have been not run successfully for a long time or if I did something wrong when I set up Time Machine, or whether a problem with TM but for me.

  -OSX a lot of apps bought in the app store was not saved

  -Many cases not all no app store apps updates were not saved

  -Many iOS applications, were not saved

  -Hundreds of iOS updates were not saved

  -Many emails were not saved

  Any ideas how I can make sure that I have no problem with future backups would be great. Thank you

  I found the problem. I have a disc for OS X (SSD) and a normal HARD drive for my files. Previously, the HARD disk was for OS X and my files. When I restored both drives HARD drive somehow became defined as boot drive. Now using the new drive, it's all there. So I'm very happy with Time Machine. Now off the coast for two new hard drives.

• can I save an external drive for Time Machine with my laptop SSD?

  Hello

  Ive just bought an external drive as my laptop finally got too full to keep still a lot of work on this subject. I was wondering / hoping that ill be able to save the contents of the capsule/timemachine external drive as well as the content of notebooks SSD - is this possible at all?

  Thanks for your help!

  Nick

  just found this post that answers my question can I set up Time Machine to back up sometimes my hard drive and an external hard drive?

• Keychain error 100001 during the set up Time Machine to new iMac

  I received this error message: "error 100001 Keychain occurred during the creation of system Keychain for the username entry + all trying to set up Time Machine using my Airport Time Capsule for backups to a new iMac. Time Capsule airport working flawless since a few years back up both my laptop and my husbands laptop.  Scanning in the nets, I see that this is not an unknown problem, but I couldn't find any viable solution. I tried to edit the main chain. Suggestions?

  On a brand new iMac, it's kind of serious error. I could contact the Apple support and see if they know of the issue.

  I've never seen someone post in this topic... but as you say, this is certainly not unknown.

  Keychain error 100001 when you try to reconnect time machine.

  The iMac came with El Capitan or you upgrade settled according to Yosemite?

  Since the above post, I'd be inclined to reinstall the operating system.

  OR

  I must say that Time Machine becomes annoying... It is complicated and there are several issues where people often find that it doesn't work when they most need, IE recovery.

  I'd be inclined to install and use Carbon Copy clone or Chronosync. You can always make the backup of the TC, although to be honest, once again a 2.5 "self-powered drive plugged into the port USB3 can work much better with an iMac... occasional use of backup on the TC to ensure that you have a second backup.

• Time machine and time capsule

  I have set up time machine to back up my new time capsule at 05:30 last nite and he says 2 days. It is said about 4 days left at 9:30 this morning. I disabled mode "Eve". This does not seem normal. Anyone know what is happening?

  Is the amount of data on the hard drive to the Mac?

  Backups will normally move about 30 GB of data / hour on a wired Ethernet, if your Mac has 300 GB of data, then it would take about 10 hours for the first 'master' backup to finish.

  If all goes well, you're not trying to make the first rear seat... who need to copy your Mac all... using the Wireless. This could take days.

  If you use wireless, how the Mac is the time Capsule?

• Search for Time Machine backups for email

  I need to get my backup files for a particular email. This backup is on an external hard drive but not in active service at the moment but plugged on my system for purposes of trying to locate this email and the ability to retrieve other emails stored with the hope of adding them in my active files.

  My current setup of the system is: internal HD: operating system and active storage, (OS X 10.8.5

  3 t external HD: Active™ backup,.

  4 t external HD: archive™ backups.

  Because I'm not sure how Mail stores the emails, I don't know what file (s) to search the Archives of Time Machine or if there is some way I can use the Time Machine application to access this file.

  Is it possible to access these archived files?

  Please, do not settle everything about upgrading to El Capitan.

  Sparkgapper

  If I need to restore a mail via Time Machine,

  I opened the Mail,

  go to the folder where I kept the email-

  Then enter the Time Machine and scroll down to date.

  Contents of this file is displayed at the top of my window.

  Then I click on restore (the element or folder)

• Adding a second HD for Time Machine

  I am currently using OS X 10.10.5 on my iMac.  I backed it up Time machine on an external hard drive.  This drive is now complete and Time Machine is unable to perform a backup.  I would just an another great HD capability and have this drive used for Time Machine. Can I do this and keep the original HD of Time Machine?

  Check these "frequently asked Questions":

  http://pondini.org/TM/FAQ.html

  Ciao.