Hi there,
I know there are tons of issues with NAS drives using AFP for Time Machine. But almost every mention I can find of the issue involves 3rd party devices. I am actually trying to connect to an internal drive of another Mac on my network. I am able to set up the networked HD via AFP, but when I start the Time Machine backup I get the dreaded "The network backup disk does not support the required AFP features" error.
Hopefully someone can help me a bit to sort this out. I have a MacBook Pro that had been connecting to a Mac Mini Server (running Snow Leopard Server 10.6.8). One of the two internal drives on the Mac Mini was set up as the Time Machine drive for the MacBook Pro. I recently updated my MacBook Pro to Lion (10.7.2) and am no longer able to use the drive for Time Machine. I am able to browse the Hard Drive over the network, connect to the computer via AFP, and add the drive to Time Machine, but when I try to backup the error appears.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Doug
I know there are tons of issues with NAS drives using AFP for Time Machine. But almost every mention I can find of the issue involves 3rd party devices. I am actually trying to connect to an internal drive of another Mac on my network. I am able to set up the networked HD via AFP, but when I start the Time Machine backup I get the dreaded "The network backup disk does not support the required AFP features" error.
Hopefully someone can help me a bit to sort this out. I have a MacBook Pro that had been connecting to a Mac Mini Server (running Snow Leopard Server 10.6.8). One of the two internal drives on the Mac Mini was set up as the Time Machine drive for the MacBook Pro. I recently updated my MacBook Pro to Lion (10.7.2) and am no longer able to use the drive for Time Machine. I am able to browse the Hard Drive over the network, connect to the computer via AFP, and add the drive to Time Machine, but when I try to backup the error appears.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Doug