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?

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