Hey everyone,
I received my lovely new iMac today and I thrilled to bits with it.
What I have done is transfer my stuff over from my MBP and I now intend to format my MBP and start that again as I no longer need a lot of the stuff thats on there.
I also have a Western Digital My Book world NAS on my network that works with Time Machine on my MBP but I want to make it so my iMac becomes the device that back's up on the NAS (Im not bothered about backing up the MBP for now) so im wondering what the best way to go about this is. Ideally I'd like to start the system again so should I:
1. Turn off time machine on the MBP
2. Format the HDD on the NAS (not really sure how to go about this though I havnt googled it yet but tips would be appreciated)
3. Set up time Machine on the iMac
also, will the time machine settings have been ported over during set up since I restored the system from the time machine back up?
Cheers,
Tom
I received my lovely new iMac today and I thrilled to bits with it.
What I have done is transfer my stuff over from my MBP and I now intend to format my MBP and start that again as I no longer need a lot of the stuff thats on there.
I also have a Western Digital My Book world NAS on my network that works with Time Machine on my MBP but I want to make it so my iMac becomes the device that back's up on the NAS (Im not bothered about backing up the MBP for now) so im wondering what the best way to go about this is. Ideally I'd like to start the system again so should I:
1. Turn off time machine on the MBP
2. Format the HDD on the NAS (not really sure how to go about this though I havnt googled it yet but tips would be appreciated)
3. Set up time Machine on the iMac
also, will the time machine settings have been ported over during set up since I restored the system from the time machine back up?
Cheers,
Tom