I have a weird problem with my 09' macbook pro.
I replaced the logic board with a used/repaired one from Ebay.
All is well except the expected very small problems that you have when you replace a logic board with a different serial number then the one in software.
That being said, I just tried doing a Time Machine backup to a Airport Extreme (newest version, newest firmware) with a USB drive connected to the AEs USB port.
After multiple tries and always getting the same OSX non-descript error saying that OSX had an error writing to the drive I tried podini.org's Time Machine Buddy Widget. It is great, it pulls all of the TM entries from the system log so you don't have to.
The errors are all the same, random files couldn't be copied. I started deleting those files, then re-running TM. It always finds files that it cant copy.
I ran disk verify in disk utilities, it found a problem that it says it fixed, but the same problem continues.
Anyone ever seen this?
Thoughts?
Thanks!
I replaced the logic board with a used/repaired one from Ebay.
All is well except the expected very small problems that you have when you replace a logic board with a different serial number then the one in software.
That being said, I just tried doing a Time Machine backup to a Airport Extreme (newest version, newest firmware) with a USB drive connected to the AEs USB port.
After multiple tries and always getting the same OSX non-descript error saying that OSX had an error writing to the drive I tried podini.org's Time Machine Buddy Widget. It is great, it pulls all of the TM entries from the system log so you don't have to.
The errors are all the same, random files couldn't be copied. I started deleting those files, then re-running TM. It always finds files that it cant copy.
I ran disk verify in disk utilities, it found a problem that it says it fixed, but the same problem continues.
Anyone ever seen this?
Thoughts?
Thanks!