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It only works with SMB in actual versions of macOS. But it insist of using AFP+ as its Filesystem.
by Asmod4n 7y ago
It only works with SMB in actual versions of macOS. But it insist of using AFP+ as its Filesystem.
- nottorp 7y agoMy laptop is set to back up to a share on a mac os desktop, in theory. So whatever protocol they like. It says the last backup was made on Aug 22. I never turned it off. It doesn't look like it works even between macs via SMB to me. Mind, the laptop is on 10.14 and the desktop on 10.13, so that may be a problem.
- salsadip 7y ago> But it insist of using AFP+ as its Filesystem. (Assuming you mean APFS) Not true. I have Openmediavault running on my raspberry pi 4 and the two drives i use for dual-backup are both ext4. (can really recommend RPI4+OMV for time machine btw)
- ValentineC 7y ago> I have Openmediavault running on my raspberry pi 4 and the two drives i use for dual-backup are both ext4. I suspect that's because the Time Machine solutions for NASes create a sparse bundle that has a HFS+ (or APFS, I'm not up-to-date) partition within.