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Time Machine don't start!
tmutil listbackups
No machine directory found for host.
😟
Mac OS X (10.7.3), iMac (mid 2007)
sudo defaults read /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.backupd-auto
{
StartInterval = 43200;
}
file is not corrupt already
🙂
Yes it is.
igorzlat wrote:
. . .
A want restore system to prvious date and try open app Time Machine.
Do you want to restore your entire system from a backup? If so, that's not done from the Time Machine application (it's used to restore selected items, not your whole system).
If so, see Time Machine - Frequently Asked Question #14.
If you mean you can't open the Time Machine "Star Wars" app, try the things in #E4 of Time Machine - Troubleshooting.
Thnks.
I tried all in #E4, #A4 and #A5
These tips do not help me...
I can't open the Time Machine "Star Wars" app... 😟
I will re-install the whole system...
10.7.3 + supplemental update
I also had problem with "time machine".
Time machine started but I couldn't do nothing and I needed some time to close application.
My problem was ESET Cybersecurity.
After I disabled ESET Time machine started to respond and I could do restore.
Yes, anti-virus apps often interfere with Time Machine.
Most folks really don't need any such apps, but if you really want one, the free ClamXav is as good as any, and the least obtrusive. For the gory details, see Thomas Reed's Mac Virus Guide
The supplemental update has fixed my very slow backup problems in Time Machine. Thank you Apple. Please don't cause us such problems in the future - we will lose faith in you!
Problem after last Mac OS X 10.7.3 Supplemental Update
