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10-22-2009, 09:49 PM
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okay... its just that my TM disk is full, and it's probably going to have to delete a bunch of perfectly good backups to make room for another copy of the same thing.
are you speaking from experience here? i know time machine is very complicated... i'm already using it "off label" a bit - i'm backing up to a ReadyNAS that's masquerading as a time capsule... 
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