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I've had success in the past by just mounting the drive and exploring it like a regular drive of data instead of using the Time Machine application. Time Machin
by DonaldPShimoda 8y ago
I've had success in the past by just mounting the drive and exploring it like a regular drive of data instead of using the Time Machine application. Time Machine creates a bunch of folders (one for each backup event), but just use the one named "Latest".
I've read that some people discourage using this technique due to some permissions stuff, but I've never once had problems restoring data from a Time Machine backup using this method, and I've been doing it since 2012.
- craz8 8y agoMine are all remote, and are sparsebundle file systems, which I’ve not yet found a way to read in a reasonable way
- nikisweeting 8y agoYou can flash a sparsebundle to a local disk, then browse it like a normal filestystem.
- craz8 8y agoI will try that with a backup of my backup to see if I can get my data back up