It may work for some, but it doesn't work for a lot of folks who have complained to Apple about it.
Apple told me to wait for the next release, but reports say the beta doesn't have any fixes for TM.Īnd that is why I say it's broken. The log shows that TM has failed to complete a backup since December 15. I haven't tried to delete that sparsebundle file yet, but I have not a lot of optimism about that. The NAS shows a sparsebundle file, and that is about the right size, but when mounted, the file is, again, empty. you can use to make a disk clone or to back up and restore your Macs drives. You can register the same ChronoSync License on any Mac that only you use.
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The only way to recover the "used" space is to erase and reformat the drive. 12 d., SuperDuper for Mac By Shirt Pocket Free to try Download Now Key. Besides, it also supports create a bootable backup that allows you to restore. First Aid does not find anything to fix and reports the drive is fine. When done, the destination drive has space used, but no files listed. The error is that the backup ended unsuccessfully because of failure to backup "protected files." It doesn't list any such files and there doesn't seem to be any way to find out what those files may be. There is a 15 day fully functional trial or you could buy ChronoSync Express 24.99 (approx £19), a cut price version of the complete ChronoSync software. Every single backup fails with the same error message in the log, but no indication to me that the backup failed. I have tried Safe Mode, a clean install, SSD as the destination, RDHD as the destination and NAS as the destination. However, it does have issues with the M1 Macs. TM works for, as far as I can tell, folks with an Intel Mac and running Monterey.
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