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Mac Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, 2019 OSX Ventura 13.4.1.
Time machine says my external storage drive for backup is full (2 TB) and my Mac is only 1 TB (only 60% full). With previous OSX it just replaces old backup as it go but in Ventura it doesn't do that.
I can't even find the backups to delete them manually anymore so I had to erase/format the backup drive using disk utility and start from first backup again. Any solution to this??
iMac 21.5″
Yeah that's what I did, as written in my original post.
So basically, no solutions from Apple even though you mentioned "not a new issue..."?
Truly on brand, Apple, lol.
Yeah that's what I did, as written in my original post.
So basically, no solutions from Apple even though you mentioned "not a new issue..."?
Truly on brand, Apple, lol.
bett3r wrote:
Mac Retina 4K, 21.5-inch, 2019 OSX Ventura 13.4.1.
Time machine says my external storage drive for backup is full (2 TB) and my Mac is only 1 TB (only 60% full). With previous OSX it just replaces old backup as it go but in Ventura it doesn't do that.
I can't even find the backups to delete them manually anymore so I had to erase/format the backup drive using disk utility and start from first backup again. Any solution to this??
right, this is not a new issue...
I would start a new backup on a new drive moving forward, otherwise reformat the existing drive an start over.
Erase and reformat a storage device in Disk Utility on Mac
Erase and reformat a storage device in Disk Utility on Mac - Apple Support
The current stable release of Ventura including bug fixes, security updates is macOS Ventura 13.6
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
Keep your Mac up to date - Apple Support
Time Machine won't replace old backup
