Thanks Chris, I will certainly look into that.
I have also found that I can share the drive connected to my iMac via the
Sharing system preferences then on the MacBook I can 'Go > Connect to server
..." in the Finder and then the MBA can see the drive in Time Machine. Of
course the iMac has to
Stephen,
The problem is the way the disk is formatted, or partitioned.
You just connected the disk and started using it as the destination for your
TimeMachine backups.
Before you continue, be aware that TimeMachine backups written to network
attached storage devices are written to 'sparseimag
Hi all,
I currently have my TM backup disk connected directly to my iMac. My partner
has just got a MacBook Air and I would like that to be wirelessly backed up if
possible when he switches it on at home and connects to the network - I feel it
will never happen if it has to be taken up to the s
