timemachineeditor vs timemachinescheduler

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I have gone through a number of the Time Machine of Pondini troubleshooting steps, but he found nothing corresponding to these symptoms. I tried to disable the limitation of the I/O of low priority as shown here: close-el-capitan-upgrade, that helps a bit (maybe 20-30%), but not by a factor of 10 for others. I am sure that there is overload of certain checks and other tasks, but not to a 600-to-1 ratio. This seems to mean that the I/O bandwidth to and from the disk hard external, only 1/600 contributes to the progress of the backup. This occur even if the backup will the external drive or a network drive. Using Terminal Server and iostat, Console, etc, I see that there is significant activity e/s for the backup drive on the order of 20 to 40 MB/s for long periods on the MBA during the TM backup, but during that time the average declared backup size as shown in the window in the console and TM is growing by only 5 GB/hour.

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Incremental backups now take several hours, leading to interrupted incremental backups and, I believe, databases corrupted backup triggers new full backups that take today the 40 hours.

This problem was shown by the MBA since his unboxing conversion, taking 20 hours for his first backup once Setup initially.

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The problem with MacBook Air is configured the same as the MacBook Pro 2011, which she replaced 'daily driver', possible.In all cases, the Time Machine and external time Machine Network USB HD have the same symptoms. Time machine network uses a Linux server running the latest Debian and Netatalk 3.1.8 and the connection is via a USB3/Gigabit adapter, no WiFi, and iperf tests with this arrangement shows 900 MB/s of throughput of the server.3 other Macs of various ages from 2009-2014 on the same network have no problem at all do backups Time Machine Network a backup complete first on a 2011 MacBook Pro 500 GB takes 5 hours or more than 10 x faster than the MBA problem.Tests of bandwidth I/O gross (using dd and iperf) show no problem the network reached 110 MB/s bandwidth, written network managed at 50 Mbps, external USB3 HD written work at 40-50 MB/s (write hard drive speed limit).When you back up to disk USB3, I confirmed that the information system shows that the port is configured as USB3, not USB2 (nothing else is plugged into the USB port).TM performance is essentially the same whether on the network (wired Ethernet) or a USB3 external disk.A 2015 MacBook Air, 10.11.4, 8 GB / 512 GB, has extremely slow performance of backup Time Machine, taking 40 hours for the first 300 GB backup and incremental backups for a long time as well.Just add back in the accounts, and they will appear and display the amount of data is used and all that good stuff.īackups Time Machine very slow on 2015 MacBook AirĪssociated with a topic of discussion between a few days ago ( two MacBooks, 10.11.4, a fast Time Machine backup and a very slow), I start a new topic with new information that seem to show it is a problem more general and not related to Time Machine networks. They disappear just for one reason, but they are still obviously there and working. Will affect your backups, or anything like that. If you add with the appropriate storage, they show back up under time-machine. In any case, I thought that maybe it's a bug, so I'm reporting the issue. I don't see all the TM in the admin, maybe I missed something. Fun fact: the Time Machine work well, accounts are fine, so I don't know why, it's like this. I use 3 accounts to manage 3 private time Machine and. The time machine backups are moved from the admin.

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Somethine strange happened after the RC1 update (I assume it's related, because I can't find any other 'even major', but maybe it's just a bug OS6 OR something I did not understand) ReadyNASOS 6.5.0 (RC1): backups Time Machine 'gone'.

Timemachineeditor vs timemachinescheduler