I have a nasty situation where Time Machine does a full back each time I reboot my cMP. That's 2.23TB of data which takes several hours.
I have tried the following:
No matter what I do, as soon as I reboot/restart (cold or warm) it wants to scrap my TM backup completely and start again. Also does it after I reboot from Recovery HD, and from Win10.
The pain is that all my archived TM files dating back to my last reboot get lost. Luckily I backup my boot/apps SSD and my User data on a Fusion Drive (Samsung M.2 blade fusioned with 2TB spinner) every month or so, but surely this should not be happening.
I have searched MacRumors forums and Google but can't find anything specifically that will fix my problem.
cMP 2009 4,1>5,1 – 10.13.6 – MP51.0089.B00 - specs as per sig.
I have tried the following:
- Turned Time Machine on in System Preference and removed the TM hard drive.
- Removed all the TM settings and Preference files
- Reformatted the TM hard drive.
No matter what I do, as soon as I reboot/restart (cold or warm) it wants to scrap my TM backup completely and start again. Also does it after I reboot from Recovery HD, and from Win10.
The pain is that all my archived TM files dating back to my last reboot get lost. Luckily I backup my boot/apps SSD and my User data on a Fusion Drive (Samsung M.2 blade fusioned with 2TB spinner) every month or so, but surely this should not be happening.
I have searched MacRumors forums and Google but can't find anything specifically that will fix my problem.
cMP 2009 4,1>5,1 – 10.13.6 – MP51.0089.B00 - specs as per sig.