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Home/Mac OSX/Multi-volume Time Machine and Backup Planning

Multi-volume Time Machine and Backup Planning

This changes my backup planning for OSX.

Time Machine has gained full support for multiple listed target volumes; just add the additional backup drives in System Preferences. Time Machine will automatically rotate backup targets, using all drives alternately — or if only one is available, it will target that until the other drives come back. Restores default to using the most recent available backup set, as they should.

Today I have a SATA cradle (more on that here and a 1TB drive and a 1TB portable USB drive. Being able to use both at the same time, or just one when I am travelling makes good sense.

Mountain Lion 101: Multi-volume Time Machine | TUAW.

Published on:28 July , 2012 Last Modified: July 28, 2012

Categories: Mac OSX

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