Using an old MacBook for Time Machine backup of new MacBook
Are there OS or hardware limitations for using an old MacBook for Time Machine backups of new MacBook?
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Are there OS or hardware limitations for using an old MacBook for Time Machine backups of new MacBook?
I understand you would like to use an old MacBook as a backup storage device for Time Machine, is that correct?
A Mac's built-in storage is not one of the devices that can be used as a Time Machine backup disk: Types of disks you can use with Time Machine on Mac - Apple Support
I understand you would like to use an old MacBook as a backup storage device for Time Machine, is that correct?
A Mac's built-in storage is not one of the devices that can be used as a Time Machine backup disk: Types of disks you can use with Time Machine on Mac - Apple Support
Since a TimeMachine backup drive should be about 3 times the size of the drive that you're backing up, it seems likely that this would not be a good idea.
Using an old MacBook for Time Machine backup of new MacBook