Lion Time Machine problems
I am having this problem with Time Machine on Lion. I just got a new Mac Mini Server, I attached a external USB 2.0 1TB drive to use as a Time Machine target drive. Time Machine is working fine on the local Mac Mini, but a network attached Macbook is running very slow and the backupd and syslogd processes are taking 90+ percent of both CPU cores. kernel.log is filling up with the following messages.
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: set linkcount=1 on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362 old=2
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: clear hardlink bit on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: set linkcount=1 on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362 old=2
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: clear hardlink bit on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: set linkcount=1 on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362 old=2
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: clear hardlink bit on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: set linkcount=1 on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362 old=2
Jan 10 09:50:00 My-MacBook kernel[0]: hfs: clear hardlink bit on vol=Macintosh HD cnid=31872362
This only seems to happens after several hourly backups cycles have occurred and then my Macbook gets very slow and I find the described symptoms. I find the only solution is to hard reboot the Macbook.
Anyone eles had this problem?
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7.2)