Great video! Only thing is that your instructions don't include how to have Pi sync to sda2 or another source. The instructions written are mounting to the pi drive which is not what I need. Advise please thx
I encountered a few errors following this tutorial and some configurations are just overkill for a time machine... [2024/06/06 22:26:51.140316, 0] ../../lib/param/loadparm.c:1936(lpcfg_do_service_parameter) Ignoring unknown parameter "guest"
Thanks for the video. It's well explained and easy to follow. Can you make one to back up a Windows computer as well?
Yes it works with Windows Backup too
Hi Kevin, this came up as a surprise. I have a 1.5 t over 10 yrs old so this is great. Thanks
Fantastic! That’s just perfect then!
@@kevinmcaleer28 I will let you know how I get on
Great video! Only thing is that your instructions don't include how to have Pi sync to sda2 or another source. The instructions written are mounting to the pi drive which is not what I need. Advise please thx
So this is specially how to backup a Mac. If you want to sync files checkout the video I did in SyncThing - ruclips.net/video/0J-YYtkWP3o/видео.html
Thanks for this.
Nice video, just wondering what file formats you’re using here? Like on the external drive and on the device that’s being backed up
The directions assume it's writing to the PI user and not the actual external drive you have mapped. Seems like this instructions are not up to date.
Wow!
I encountered a few errors following this tutorial and some configurations are just overkill for a time machine...
[2024/06/06 22:26:51.140316, 0] ../../lib/param/loadparm.c:1936(lpcfg_do_service_parameter)
Ignoring unknown parameter "guest"