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11-23-2009, 12:38 AM
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Do you mind telling me (us) how you changed the UUID?
After repartitioning my drive (cloning off/on with SD!), TM no longer will backup the drive (fails with an error of type 12, something about not being able to link files correctly). A Google search turns up the fact that when I repartitioned (using the same names for the partitions), the UUID changed, which apparently causes the problem. dnanian's comment that "it's not an archive after all" is interesting. Isn't TM supposed to be exactly that, an archive, allowing one to restore previous versions of files? He knows far more than I do, of course. What does this mean? 
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