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12-01-2007, 08:02 AM
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Wicked. Slow. Back. Ugh...
Backing up to a network drive over Airport Extreme, the performance is stultifyingly slow. I gave up when, after over 8 hours, it had only made it about halfway. The speed topped out at 0.89MB/s. I'm wondering if the problem might be not enough room to jockey files around in the process.
Capacity: 55.88 GB Available: 6.81 GB Other details are "Backup - all" and "Smart Update". Should I perhaps do the first backup with a direct connection, and then do subsequent smart updates via the convenience of the network drive? 
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