H hvgotcodes macrumors member Original poster Feb 2, 2011 98 6 Jul 21, 2011 #1 Does filevault work with time machine yet?
M mrapplegate macrumors 68030 Feb 26, 2011 2,818 8 Cincinnati, OH Jul 21, 2011 #2 hvgotcodes said: Does filevault work with time machine yet? Click to expand... Yes, works fine. I'm guessing you mean filevault 2
hvgotcodes said: Does filevault work with time machine yet? Click to expand... Yes, works fine. I'm guessing you mean filevault 2
H hvgotcodes macrumors member Original poster Feb 2, 2011 98 6 Jul 21, 2011 #3 mrapplegate said: Yes, works fine. I'm guessing you mean filevault 2 Click to expand... yes, the FV in Lion.
mrapplegate said: Yes, works fine. I'm guessing you mean filevault 2 Click to expand... yes, the FV in Lion.
diamond.g macrumors G5 Mar 20, 2007 12,131 3,106 OBX Jul 21, 2011 #4 Just to note, your backups will be unencrypted. You actually have to encrypt your time machine volume as well for the backups to be encrypted.
Just to note, your backups will be unencrypted. You actually have to encrypt your time machine volume as well for the backups to be encrypted.
H hvgotcodes macrumors member Original poster Feb 2, 2011 98 6 Jul 21, 2011 #5 diamond.g said: Just to note, your backups will be unencrypted. You actually have to encrypt your time machine volume as well for the backups to be encrypted. Click to expand... is that easy to do? do i need to go to disk utility?
diamond.g said: Just to note, your backups will be unencrypted. You actually have to encrypt your time machine volume as well for the backups to be encrypted. Click to expand... is that easy to do? do i need to go to disk utility?
diamond.g macrumors G5 Mar 20, 2007 12,131 3,106 OBX Jul 21, 2011 #6 hvgotcodes said: is that easy to do? do i need to go to disk utility? Click to expand... Sadly I have not found an easy way of doing it. If you set a new time machine volume up there is a checkbox, but on an existing one it seems that the checkbox is greyed out. Hopefully someone can chime in with an idea.
hvgotcodes said: is that easy to do? do i need to go to disk utility? Click to expand... Sadly I have not found an easy way of doing it. If you set a new time machine volume up there is a checkbox, but on an existing one it seems that the checkbox is greyed out. Hopefully someone can chime in with an idea.