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wehokev

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Oct 18, 2007
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I currently use a hard drive attached to my Airport Extreme Base Station (802.11n) as my Time Machine back up for an iMac and a Mac Book Air.

I understand that this is not officially supported. (see https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/457214/)

But does anyone know if this setup breaks under 10.5.3???

Thanks!

-kevin
 
After reading a positive post in the 10.5.3 announcement comments, I went ahead and installed 10.5.3. The not supported Time Machine and Airdisk connection via Airport Extreme Base Station (802.11n) still works!

-kevin
 
Mine works, but as before, I still have to manually mount the Time Machine disc after every restart (or add to my login items) before it will start automatically backing up.
 
Mine works, but as before, I still have to manually mount the Time Machine disc after every restart (or add to my login items) before it will start automatically backing up.

Really? i have to manually mount if i want to mount the disk, but if i don't my backups still occur without it mounted. don't know why that is, but works for me!!
 
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