On Mar 11, 10:22 pm, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
At 3:03 PM -0500 3/10/2010, Al Poulin wrote:
Here, it has been fine with a Time Capsule supporting four Macs in
Leopard and Snow Leopard.
And you just had to announce that to the world, to see if you could
get Murphy's attention.
Well, it's a notebook drive, the enclosure is smaller then a 3.5 HD. So I'm not
sure how a fan would fit... maybe one of those tiny little Pismo fans, I have
an extra one of those. I'll have to try that, thanks for the suggestion. Photos
would be nice. :)
-Elliott Price
Quoit -
Well... I did the mod a few weeks ago now
Basically zip-tied an old Penta-cool fan from a Pentium 266mhz
overclocking kit onto the metal mesh grille thing that was
protecting the electrical half of the drive, and wired the red to red,
and black to black. Took the case to my uncle's house where we
I've been using TM with Airport Extreme and two USB drives to back up
3 macs and a pc. Every couple of weeks one of the drives, the one
backing up the macs, starts dropping off the network. when this
happens I hook it up directly to a mac, run disk utility repair on it,
and it's good for another
At 3:03 PM -0500 3/10/2010, Al Poulin wrote:
Any disasters in the past year?
There are many people happy with Time Machine, and it seems to have
become more stable to run as designed in the past year. True?
Four machines, two different clients - TM failures this past two weeks.
Their CCC
Any disasters in the past year?
There are many people happy with Time Machine, and it seems to have become more
stable to run as designed in the past year. True?
Here, it has been fine with a Time Capsule supporting four Macs in Leopard and
Snow Leopard.
Al Poulin
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You received this
On Mar 10, 2010, at 1:03 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
Any disasters in the past year?
There are many people happy with Time Machine, and it seems to have
become more stable to run as designed in the past year. True?
The only problem Ive had with Time Machine was the failure of the
external
On Mar 10, 2010, at 3:29 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
drive failure (surprise surprise) on a WD MyBook.
I should add that this one also kept mysteriously turning 'Read-Only'
which required unmounting and re-mounting the drive, something none of
my other TM volumes have needed.
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Bruce
I think my backup drive that I've been using as a TM drive (An Iomega eGo
drive) screwed up something in my main hard drive's system; I have the problem
where my boot partition shows up as EFI boot in firmware, and recently,
whenever it was plugged in, I would have strange problems that cleared
On Mar 10, 2010, at 3:40 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
I think my backup drive that I've been using as a TM drive (An
Iomega eGo drive) screwed up something in my main hard drive's system;
No. a TM volume is just another USB or Firewire removable drive, and
cannot affect your hard drive in
On Mar 10, 2010, at 2:47 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Mar 10, 2010, at 3:40 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
I think my backup drive that I've been using as a TM drive (An Iomega eGo
drive) screwed up something in my main hard drive's system;
No. a TM volume is just another USB or Firewire
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