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<blockquote data-quote="Chilbear" data-source="post: 1027457" data-attributes="member: 32643"><p>Exactly. It will remind you that you have not backed up weekly I believe. Once you turn on the TM drive it will start automatically. Remember that the next backups will be incremental not a full back up (First BU is a full backup).</p><p></p><p>I have chosen to only do full backups so every time I run TM, I format the TM HD and then the whole machine gets backed up. Just my style.</p><p></p><p>Another thing to know is it seems TM does a sector by sector backup so if you do heavy editing / Photoshop work, your drive will get messed a bit and I run iDefrag prior to MONTHLY backups to get the files back in good order (defragged). TM on a FULL backup records the HD exactly as it is and will return it that way.</p><p></p><p>I am using Leopard right now 10.5.8 and have not upgraded to SLeopard.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Chilbear, post: 1027457, member: 32643"] Exactly. It will remind you that you have not backed up weekly I believe. Once you turn on the TM drive it will start automatically. Remember that the next backups will be incremental not a full back up (First BU is a full backup). I have chosen to only do full backups so every time I run TM, I format the TM HD and then the whole machine gets backed up. Just my style. Another thing to know is it seems TM does a sector by sector backup so if you do heavy editing / Photoshop work, your drive will get messed a bit and I run iDefrag prior to MONTHLY backups to get the files back in good order (defragged). TM on a FULL backup records the HD exactly as it is and will return it that way. I am using Leopard right now 10.5.8 and have not upgraded to SLeopard. [/QUOTE]
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