hi.
i recently switch hardware and moved on to Ventura. Things are running pretty smooth so far: the new hardware seems to be sort of bored by my demands =D
The migration went fine from what i see so far.
My timemachine use case was to trigger a backup each day at 11:11 (with timemachinedit). This way, the rest of the day, the TM drive was 'silent' (i am not very noise tolerant). With Ventura i removed timemachineedit and set the Timemachine to run backups 'daily'.
Today i was fumbeling with a new sd card reader and I ran the mount command in the shell. What i saw there, made me wonder a little bit: is it "common" to see a mounted volume for every of the past few days?
Now my question would be: How many entries related to the Timemachine do YOU have, when checking with mount?
Thanks for reading and maybe checking and even more for responding =) !
kind regards,
schlupps
i recently switch hardware and moved on to Ventura. Things are running pretty smooth so far: the new hardware seems to be sort of bored by my demands =D
The migration went fine from what i see so far.
My timemachine use case was to trigger a backup each day at 11:11 (with timemachinedit). This way, the rest of the day, the TM drive was 'silent' (i am not very noise tolerant). With Ventura i removed timemachineedit and set the Timemachine to run backups 'daily'.
Today i was fumbeling with a new sd card reader and I ran the mount command in the shell. What i saw there, made me wonder a little bit: is it "common" to see a mounted volume for every of the past few days?
Now my question would be: How many entries related to the Timemachine do YOU have, when checking with mount?
Thanks for reading and maybe checking and even more for responding =) !
kind regards,
schlupps