preparing for Time Machine
Ashley Aitken
mrhatken at mac.com
Mon Oct 15 05:35:59 PDT 2007
On 13-Oct-2007, at 19:34, Kevin Callahan wrote:
> I've read you can define multiple drives as backup drives for Time
> Machine, so maybe I shouldn't worry about it. But on day one, I'd
> like to have something in place.
That's interesting because I had read you could only backup to a
single volume - a big limitation (for me, at least, since I tend to
fill up big volumes, so backing up a big volume would be problematic).
I would be surprised if this had changed (please provide reference if
you have one) because of the way HFS works (although they have made
changes to HFS+, I believe, for Time Machine).
One of the features of ZFS is "logical volume management" wherein you
can make multiple volumes (on multiple drives) look like one big
volume, which would be good for Time Machine.
For most users though, who don't use (or change as LuKreme pointed
out) a fraction of their disk space it will be ok though.
Cheers,
Ashley.
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Ashley Aitken
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mrhatken at mac dot com
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