Kommentare fuer flokrus Blog http://www.flokru.org Belanglosigkeiten aus meinem Leben Wed, 10 Mar 2010 06:26:12 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Kommentar zu Meine Fresse… von Meik Nießing http://www.flokru.org/2007/01/10/meine-fresse%e2%80%a6/#comment-33988 Meik Nießing Tue, 23 Feb 2010 09:31:37 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2007/01/10/meine-fresse%e2%80%a6/#comment-33988 So jetzt 3 Jahre später muss man sagen dass das Gerät nen ganz schön heftigen Siegeszug hinter sich hat, was :-D So jetzt 3 Jahre später muss man sagen dass das Gerät nen ganz schön heftigen Siegeszug hinter sich hat, was :-D

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben unter Leopard von Alex http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-33453 Alex Fri, 29 Jan 2010 11:48:13 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-33453 Wenn ich die Befehle wie oben eingebe im Terminal, wird ein Image erstellt, welches nicht den Unterschied zwischen Groß- und Kleinschreibung macht, was Time Machine wiederum nicht mag. Also hab ich ein Image im Festplatten Dienstprogramm erstellt, Problem was dann entsteht ist, das die Größe nicht ausreicht. Kann diese Leider auch nicht ändern mit Hilfe des Festplattendienstprogramms. Was mach ich falsch und was sollte ich machen?? danke im voraus Wenn ich die Befehle wie oben eingebe im Terminal, wird ein Image erstellt, welches nicht den Unterschied zwischen Groß- und Kleinschreibung macht, was Time Machine wiederum nicht mag.
Also hab ich ein Image im Festplatten Dienstprogramm erstellt, Problem was dann entsteht ist, das die Größe nicht ausreicht. Kann diese Leider auch nicht ändern mit Hilfe des Festplattendienstprogramms.

Was mach ich falsch und was sollte ich machen??

danke im voraus

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von New to Mac http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32548 New to Mac Tue, 29 Dec 2009 07:03:22 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32548 Worked for me on snow leopard. I had to manually create the filename string. When time machine was trying and failing, it just kepy using "tmp" for the MAC portion. I also had to recreate the image once. The first time I did not choose sparse bundle form the drop down while creating it. Worked for me on snow leopard. I had to manually create the filename string. When time machine was trying and failing, it just kepy using “tmp” for the MAC portion. I also had to recreate the image once. The first time I did not choose sparse bundle form the drop down while creating it.

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Will http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32391 Will Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:55:07 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32391 Regarding last comment please visit the website for more information because this site did not post my text correctly. Will Regarding last comment please visit the website for more information because this site did not post my text correctly.
Will

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Will http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32390 Will Tue, 22 Dec 2009 16:53:07 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32390 Please make it clear that these directions do not work for Snow Leopard and refer people to the above noted website, http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=184462&st=0 However to save anyone else some time the Snow-leopard solution is simple; with the file name TimeMachine attempts to create, use the above directions to create the sparsebundle THEN create a file entitled "com.apple.TimeMachine.MachineID.plist" with the following text with the exception of this line 139A6879-CDA9-5721-A1BE-18EF49xxxxxxx which should reflect the UUID of your computer as per System Profiler: com.apple.backupd.HostUUID 139A6879-CDA9-5721-A1BE-18EF49xxxxxxx That's It. OSX 10.6 fixed again. Good luck, Will Please make it clear that these directions do not work for Snow Leopard and refer people to the above noted website, http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=184462&st=0

However to save anyone else some time the Snow-leopard solution is simple;
with the file name TimeMachine attempts to create, use the above directions to create the sparsebundle
THEN create a file entitled “com.apple.TimeMachine.MachineID.plist” with the following text with the exception of this line
139A6879-CDA9-5721-A1BE-18EF49xxxxxxx which should reflect the UUID of your computer as per System Profiler:

com.apple.backupd.HostUUID
139A6879-CDA9-5721-A1BE-18EF49xxxxxxx

That’s It. OSX 10.6 fixed again.
Good luck,
Will

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Ryan http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32098 Ryan Sun, 06 Dec 2009 09:18:47 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-32098 Thanks, this has worked a treat for me. If anyone cares to know, this is using a Thecus N2200 NAS. Thanks, this has worked a treat for me.

If anyone cares to know, this is using a Thecus N2200 NAS.

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben 2: Mögliche Probleme von pooz http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-2-mogliche-probleme/#comment-31281 pooz Tue, 03 Nov 2009 18:15:55 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-2-mogliche-probleme/#comment-31281 Gilt Gleiches für Snow Leo? Gilt Gleiches für Snow Leo?

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Chris Harvan http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-31240 Chris Harvan Sat, 31 Oct 2009 16:09:06 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-31240 This seems to be working on a DNS-323 with a iMacG5. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! This seems to be working on a DNS-323 with a iMacG5. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Michal http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30851 Michal Sun, 04 Oct 2009 21:21:42 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30851 I've followed the procedure described here http://www.readynas.com/?p=253 and it works on my SL machines. Of course, I just have a network share drive, actually mounted through the Fonera 2n router. So now, my time machines run through 79Eur router on 90Eur USB disk. What a save compared to 500Eur time capsule :-) I’ve followed the procedure described here http://www.readynas.com/?p=253 and it works on my SL machines. Of course, I just have a network share drive, actually mounted through the Fonera 2n router. So now, my time machines run through 79Eur router on 90Eur USB disk. What a save compared to 500Eur time capsule :-)

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von brian http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30429 brian Mon, 14 Sep 2009 15:29:01 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30429 Has anyone got the Snow Leopard instructions to work? No idea where i'm going worng Has anyone got the Snow Leopard instructions to work?
No idea where i’m going worng

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von craig http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30379 craig Sat, 12 Sep 2009 01:53:08 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30379 Just found this set of Snow Leopard=specific instructions - have not yet tried them, but thought you might be interested... good luck! http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=184462 Just found this set of Snow Leopard=specific instructions - have not yet tried them, but thought you might be interested… good luck! http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=184462

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von craig http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30375 craig Fri, 11 Sep 2009 23:14:42 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30375 I have the same problem in 10.6 Snow Leopard - I used the workaround in 10.5, but now get error 45 after some time creating machinename.tmp.sparsebundle. Also tried manually creating a sparsebundle without the .tmp, as I had noticed that 10.5 also initially created a .tmp then renamed, but this did not help. I have the same problem in 10.6 Snow Leopard - I used the workaround in 10.5, but now get error 45 after some time creating machinename.tmp.sparsebundle. Also tried manually creating a sparsebundle without the .tmp, as I had noticed that 10.5 also initially created a .tmp then renamed, but this did not help.

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Dids http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30318 Dids Tue, 08 Sep 2009 15:31:06 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30318 Also looking for a way to get this to work on Snow Leopard. Meh, guess I'll have to just copy the files I need then. >.< Also looking for a way to get this to work on Snow Leopard.

Meh, guess I’ll have to just copy the files I need then. >.<

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von grph http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30292 grph Mon, 07 Sep 2009 12:58:24 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30292 I have not gotten this to work in SL either. When I try to backup to a network share it creates an image named [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle instead of [computer name]_[MAC address].sparsebundle. I tried creating a disk image named [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle, but time machine simply overwrote it and gave me the good ol' error 45. When I tried to backup to the share containing [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle Time Machine told me it was "making backup disk available" (or something, I'm not using the English OSX). While it was doing that the [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle folder grew from 0 MB to about 600 MB, before Time Machine gave me error 45 and deleted the disk image from the share. Meanwhile, the [computer name]_[MAC address].sparsebundle folder was left untouched. If anyone has any hints or tips to get this to work I'd be very happy to hear them! I have not gotten this to work in SL either. When I try to backup to a network share it creates an image named [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle instead of [computer name]_[MAC address].sparsebundle. I tried creating a disk image named [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle, but time machine simply overwrote it and gave me the good ol’ error 45.
When I tried to backup to the share containing [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle Time Machine told me it was “making backup disk available” (or something, I’m not using the English OSX). While it was doing that the [computer name].tmp.sparsebundle folder grew from 0 MB to about 600 MB, before Time Machine gave me error 45 and deleted the disk image from the share.
Meanwhile, the [computer name]_[MAC address].sparsebundle folder was left untouched.

If anyone has any hints or tips to get this to work I’d be very happy to hear them!

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von curt http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30267 curt Sat, 05 Sep 2009 22:49:56 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30267 Rew.AU: I hadn't had the time to try this with my new MBP before I upgraded, but no matter how closely I follow the steps it doesn't work with Snow Leopard for me either. DAMN IT! Rew.AU:

I hadn’t had the time to try this with my new MBP before I upgraded, but no matter how closely I follow the steps it doesn’t work with Snow Leopard for me either. DAMN IT!

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Rew.AU http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30166 Rew.AU Mon, 31 Aug 2009 09:21:10 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-30166 Has anyone had their Time Machine backups to an network attached disk stop working after installing Snow Leopard ? It appears that Snow Leopard treats sparse bundle permissions differently to Leopard and we're in trouble again ! Has anyone had their Time Machine backups to an network attached disk stop working after installing Snow Leopard ?

It appears that Snow Leopard treats sparse bundle permissions differently to Leopard and we’re in trouble again !

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben 2: Mögliche Probleme von pooz http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-2-mogliche-probleme/#comment-30146 pooz Sun, 30 Aug 2009 14:32:09 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-2-mogliche-probleme/#comment-30146 Hallo, ich verstehe noch nicht ganz, warum ich überhaupt ein Sparse-Bundle / Image auf dem Netzlaufwerk erstellen muss. Kann ich Time Machine nicht einfach mein ganzes NAS-Laufwerk zur Verfügung stellen? Und: Handhabt TM ein lokales USB-Laufwerk etwa genau so, indem es darauf ein Sparse-Bunde / Image erstellt und das Backuppen dort hinein macht? Danke! Hallo,

ich verstehe noch nicht ganz, warum ich überhaupt ein Sparse-Bundle / Image auf dem Netzlaufwerk erstellen muss.

Kann ich Time Machine nicht einfach mein ganzes NAS-Laufwerk zur Verfügung stellen?

Und: Handhabt TM ein lokales USB-Laufwerk etwa genau so, indem es darauf ein Sparse-Bunde / Image erstellt und das Backuppen dort hinein macht?

Danke!

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares 2: possible problems von Lamont http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-2-possible-problems/#comment-29844 Lamont Sun, 23 Aug 2009 18:27:39 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-2-possible-problems/#comment-29844 Sparse files or "files with holes" have existed on Unix systems for decades (GNU tar implemented support of them in 1990 and they must have existed on filesystems prior to that). MacOSX sparse bundles are just behaving correctly for sparse files. You should not create a sparse file larger than the partition that it is contained in, or larger than the amount of disk space that you can reserve on the disk if the sparse file is going to grow. It would be possible to "recompact" a sparse file, but any utility that does that would need to make a new sparse file and do a copy of all the non-sparse blocks in the original file (which is going to require a lot of disk space for the target). Sparse files are more useful for dumping out core dumps and kernel dumps where the memory segments are themselves sparse and therefore it is more efficient to represent the files on disk as being sparse. Those images would also not typically be written to after they were created and would not grow. As a unix system admin for the past 15+ years or so, the use of sparse files like this strikes me as being a bit goofy -- although it does make creating the sparse bundle much quicker than needing to write out 100-200GBs. Just keep in in mind that whatever argument you give it as a size, it will eventually consume, just not right away. This isn't a problem, this is just working exactly as advertised if you understand what sparse files are and how they work. Sparse files or “files with holes” have existed on Unix systems for decades (GNU tar implemented support of them in 1990 and they must have existed on filesystems prior to that). MacOSX sparse bundles are just behaving correctly for sparse files.

You should not create a sparse file larger than the partition that it is contained in, or larger than the amount of disk space that you can reserve on the disk if the sparse file is going to grow. It would be possible to “recompact” a sparse file, but any utility that does that would need to make a new sparse file and do a copy of all the non-sparse blocks in the original file (which is going to require a lot of disk space for the target).

Sparse files are more useful for dumping out core dumps and kernel dumps where the memory segments are themselves sparse and therefore it is more efficient to represent the files on disk as being sparse. Those images would also not typically be written to after they were created and would not grow. As a unix system admin for the past 15+ years or so, the use of sparse files like this strikes me as being a bit goofy — although it does make creating the sparse bundle much quicker than needing to write out 100-200GBs.

Just keep in in mind that whatever argument you give it as a size, it will eventually consume, just not right away. This isn’t a problem, this is just working exactly as advertised if you understand what sparse files are and how they work.

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von oo http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-29668 oo Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:51:28 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-29668 After hours of trial and error I discovered that I had to unmount the SMB share and the sparse volume in finder, then suddenly time machine started to backup properly. Gosh, Apple isn't making life simpler, why the heck did I switch??! After hours of trial and error I discovered that I had to unmount the SMB share and the sparse volume in finder, then suddenly time machine started to backup properly.

Gosh, Apple isn’t making life simpler, why the heck did I switch??!

]]> Kommentar zu Time Machine backups on network shares in Leopard von Seb http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-29639 Seb Sun, 16 Aug 2009 22:44:45 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/29/time-machine-backups-on-network-shares-in-leopard/#comment-29639 Thanks man ! Thanks man !

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben unter Leopard von mueho http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-29628 mueho Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:02:58 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-29628 Habe heute mein neues MBP 15" mit Time Capsule installiert; WLAN no problem - Time Machine wie schon mehrfach hier beschrieben. @kalahari desert man Danke vielmals für dein Posting vom 11. Juni - das war dann der Bringer. Seither rödelt Time Capsule vor sich hin ... Habe heute mein neues MBP 15″ mit Time Capsule installiert; WLAN no problem - Time Machine wie schon mehrfach hier beschrieben.

@kalahari desert man
Danke vielmals für dein Posting vom 11. Juni - das war dann der Bringer.
Seither rödelt Time Capsule vor sich hin …

]]> Kommentar zu Nachwehen einer journalistischen Glanzleistung von Robert http://www.flokru.org/2007/02/24/nachwehen-einer-journalistischen-glanzleistung/#comment-27772 Robert Sun, 21 Jun 2009 15:27:30 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2007/02/24/nachwehen-einer-journalistischen-glanzleistung/#comment-27772 Hallo, ich finde den Artikel über TM auf einer Netzwerkplatte ganz toll und sicher auch hilfreich. Doch fehlt mit ohne weitere Hilfe das Können, um diese erste Datei anzulegen. Wer könnte mir dabei helfen? Danke Hallo,
ich finde den Artikel über TM auf einer Netzwerkplatte ganz toll und sicher auch hilfreich. Doch fehlt mit ohne weitere Hilfe das Können, um diese erste Datei anzulegen. Wer könnte mir dabei helfen?
Danke

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben 2: Mögliche Probleme von Gemini http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-2-mogliche-probleme/#comment-27607 Gemini Wed, 17 Jun 2009 19:03:55 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/03/15/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-2-mogliche-probleme/#comment-27607 Hey, ich kann in meinem Festplatten-Dienstprogramm kein Sparse-Bundle erstellen... Habe nur die Wahl zwischen Image-Format (Komprimiert, nur lesen, lesen/schreiben DVD/CD Master) und der Verschlüsselung... :( Benutze OS X 10.5.7 bitte helft mir :( Hey,
ich kann in meinem Festplatten-Dienstprogramm kein Sparse-Bundle erstellen… Habe nur die Wahl zwischen Image-Format (Komprimiert, nur lesen, lesen/schreiben DVD/CD Master) und der Verschlüsselung… :( Benutze OS X 10.5.7 bitte helft mir :(

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben unter Leopard von JoN http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-27468 JoN Sun, 14 Jun 2009 06:11:36 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-27468 Hi kumquat Ja! Das weiss ich schon aber ich möchte ein umbegrenzt grosses image haben, das sich dann einfach so lange vergrössert bis es kein platz mehr hat auf der Festplatte! Ich habe eine 1TB Festplatte und möchte ein 800 GB grosses image erstellen! Da mein PC aber nicht mehr 800 GB hat, geht das nicht! Ich kann das image auch nicht direkt au die Lacie 2big network speichern! Es ist ja nur provisorisch, denn sobald ich weiss wie ich diesen Sche*** Time Machine kompatible mode aktivieren kann, der in der Anleitung von 2big abgebildet und erklärt ist, brauch ich das nicht mehr! Aber ist es dann nicht möglich dieses image unbegrenzt gross zu machen? Danke Hi kumquat
Ja! Das weiss ich schon aber ich möchte ein umbegrenzt grosses image haben, das sich dann einfach so lange vergrössert bis es kein platz mehr hat auf der Festplatte! Ich habe eine 1TB Festplatte und möchte ein 800 GB grosses image erstellen! Da mein PC aber nicht mehr 800 GB hat, geht das nicht! Ich kann das image auch nicht direkt au die Lacie 2big network speichern! Es ist ja nur provisorisch, denn sobald ich weiss wie ich diesen Sche*** Time Machine kompatible mode aktivieren kann, der in der Anleitung von 2big abgebildet und erklärt ist, brauch ich das nicht mehr! Aber ist es dann nicht möglich dieses image unbegrenzt gross zu machen?
Danke

]]> Kommentar zu Time-Machine-Backups auf Netzwerkfreigaben unter Leopard von kumquat http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-27449 kumquat Sat, 13 Jun 2009 20:25:37 +0000 http://www.flokru.org/2008/02/17/time-machine-backups-auf-netzwerkfreigaben-unter-leopard/#comment-27449 Hi Jon, beim erstellen des Images im Festplattendienstprogramm kann man eine maximale Größe einstellen, hast du vielleicht vergessen das zu ändern? Hi Jon,

beim erstellen des Images im Festplattendienstprogramm kann man eine maximale Größe einstellen, hast du vielleicht vergessen das zu ändern?

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