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Time Machine can't find disk
Time Machine has been working fine -- now it says "The backup disk image "/Volumes/ReadyNAS-2/Nancy's MacBook Air.sparsebundle" could not be accessed (error -1). I'm OK with restarting the whole Re...
I'm happy to run the add-in, but I think that perhaps I wasn't clear in my original post and that this path might be a diversion.
For a couple of weeks my wife's Air has been reporting a Time Machine error, that there was some sort of unrecoverable file corruption. Being a neophyte (as I said before) I wanted to just re-start the Time Machine process from scratch, so I logged onto the NAS using AFP and manually removed the files. So there's no files there because I killed them by my own hand. What I'm looking for is how to make it as if I'd never had a sparsebundle on the NAS so I can start over again.
-- Roger
For a couple of weeks my wife's Air has been reporting a Time Machine error, that there was some sort of unrecoverable file corruption. Being a neophyte (as I said before) I wanted to just re-start the Time Machine process from scratch, so I logged onto the NAS using AFP and manually removed the files. So there's no files there because I killed them by my own hand. What I'm looking for is how to make it as if I'd never had a sparsebundle on the NAS so I can start over again.
-- Roger
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