I have an ancient time capsule A1254 - going free if anyone can use it.
Phil T
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> On 17 Aug 2018, at 12:08, 'Diana' via Sussex Mac User Group
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> Does anyone have a redundant Time Capsule A1409 (4th generation flat square)
> they would like to get rid of by any chan
Does anyone have a redundant Time Capsule A1409 (4th generation flat
square) they would like to get rid of by any chance?
Thanks.
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Yes, also the TCs are woefully slow for backing up. I’d go for a Synology NAS
with 2x4TB HDs in it, like the DS216j. You then get a Time Machine compatible
backup destination and network storage, with an iTunes server built in so you
can store music on it and play direct from within iTunes on yo
It has been reported in the computer press that Apple has disbanded the
development team for routers, which of course includes the Time Capsule.
Personally I would still go for a Time Capsule at the moment, I've had
excellent reliability from several over many years.
Paul Owen
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Hello Smuggers,
We need to replace the drive we’ve been using for Time Machine back ups and
we’ve been considering getting a Time Capsule. Someone told me that the Time
Capsule is being discontinued. Is this true?
I was wondering if anyone has a recommendation for an alternative? We (2
differe
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Sam
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On 1 Apr 2013, at 07:30, Virginia Routh wrote:
> Is there a reason this post had become
Is there a reason this post had become very difficult to read? The font is so
small it is nearly illegible.
On 1 Apr 2013, at 03:05, "Michael Dennis - FanChants.com"
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> Thanks Guys. My honest thoughts are that it couldn't handle the addition of
> the USB hub and the two extra HD's and
Thanks Guys. My honest thoughts are that it couldn't handle the addition of the
USB hub and the two extra HD's and it over heated, it's particularly hot here
at the moment too, so I reckon it's either burnt out or will restart when I
reboot it later.
I might have a bash at installing another HD
If it turns out the TC has given up the ghost, there are reviews and
comparisons of RAID based NAS alternatives here starting with Iomega's
Storcentre:
http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/network-storage/1297336/iomega-storcenter-px2-300d-2tb
If you do decide to replace the HD in the TC, a hair dry
I imagine you checked the firmware and software are up to date on the time
capsule? Use the airport utility. I had trouble recently with a time capsule
and discovered that it could be found on my network again after I had turned it
off and left it for a bit. I had to reconnect through the time m
Cheers Sam, that looks good but it would be good to have a system that's
wireless if poss. Like the idea of it being ultra quick but we both access the
hard drives regularly and it'd be a pain to have to plug a cable in each time.
We deal with a lot of audio files and there's stuff going backwar
Hi Michael
Is it essential to run the drives on the network? You'll get better performance
if you use a thunderbolt external drive
http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=630, you can set it up as
mirrored RAID for better redundancy and daisy chain two drives together if you
need more
Howdy,
My time capsule looks to have given up the ghost. I can't see the network and
have a permanent orange light. What may have done it was plugging in 2
additional external HD's vis a hub, to the TC and it overheated- it was
terribly hot and I did this Friday night so prob not a coincidence
Dear Sam,
Thank you for your explanation, and your help.
It does offer me to reuse a previous backup (I'm on 10.6.5): but not the right
one. It offers my wife's machine's backup. I don't want to damage her backup,
and I can't find a way to access other backups (ie mine).
Any suggestion?
Thank
Hi Ranulph
As your sick mac's probably had a new logicboard, it's seen as a new mac.
Usually if you're running OS 10.6 it'll ask to reuse the previous backup. 10.5
needs a little more technical wizardry to reuse a backup.
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Sam
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Sam M
I have a repeating problem when I get a machine back from Mac hospital, which
affects my use of time machine and capsule. I wonder if anyone knows a way out
of this. I'm afraid I have to give a bit of background.
When I send a computer away to be fixed, I have 2 backups: one is on a time
capsul
Yes.
Our time capsule 'died' suddenly a few months ago. We only bought it 18 months
before. Fortunately the Apple Store in Brighton replaced it without argument.
Debbie
On 15 Jul 2010, at 08:43, Graham Street wrote:
> I remember a previous thread here, about Time Capsule problems some peo
I remember a previous thread here, about Time Capsule problems some
people were having.
Maybe this will be of interest to some of you?
Apple has announced that it will repair or replace faulty Time Capsules
sold in the first part of 2008.
http://www.macuser.co.uk/1081-apple-recalls-faulty-tim
I am having a problem with setting up Vodafone Sure Signal to work
with my Time Capsule. I use my Time Capsule as my router together
with a DrayTek Vigor 120 for my Mac Mini. Research so far shows that
I need to manually configure the Time Capsule for port forwarding to
connect with Vodafone Sure
Hi Mark
Open Disk Utility on the Mac with the Iomega drive plugged in the
select the drive, what partition map is it? It should be GUID to work
best with the Airport Extreme but Apple Partition Scheme should work
too.
Regards
Sam
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Hi all,
I have had a WD USB drive attached to my Time Capsule that appears in
my 'shared' items in the Finder and can be accessed by any of my Mac's
over the network.
I have a new Iomega USB drive that I have attached to my Time Capsule
that doesn't appear in my 'shared' items in the Finder and c
I was asking about this at the weekend. The problem is not the power
supply, but a failure of the disc in trying to back up. I ran Disc
Utilities on the disc, but it did not cure the problem. I reported this.
Someone suggested using Disc Warrior. I have tried to use up to date
versions of b
Some of you may have noticed that Apple Time Capsules, as they approach the
age of 18 months, are tending to fail, they just stop working with no
indication as to what has gone wrong apparently it is the internal power
supplies that fail, speculation on Apple Support discussions suggest it is
be
Greetings from Sunny Eastbourne
I use an iMac and o2 is my ISP, I have recently purchased [from
Cancom] one of the older time capsule units. The question is can I
connect to the router [Thomson TG 585v7], or are there any conflicts
that might prevent it's use.
Before I attempt this, any advice
This is a nice deal:
http://store.solutions-inc.co.uk/product/apple-time-capsule-500gb
Not sure if it is in-store or online only.
The model has been superceded I believe:
http://store.apple.com/uk/product/MB764/Time-Capsule-500GB
But still.
Mark Schofield
Hove
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Hello all.
Does anyone have any experience using Time Capsule with a 3rd party modem
(d-link, netgear etc) with broadband through a BT connection?
Which modem actually works?
DARREN TERRY
UK Sales Manager
Cancom Ltd
Apple Premium Reseller
Email: darren.te...@cancomuk
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