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I tried to mount a encrypted backup.sparsebundle Timemachine Backup in Debian 11 but there are problems receiving the files.
As soon as I cd into the mount-folder I get this:
user@timemachine:/mnt/tm_mount_gcr$ ls -l
ls: cannot access 'Backups.backupdb': No such file or directory
ls: cannot access 'tmbootpicker.efi': No such file or directory
total 0
d????????? ? ? ? ? ? Backups.backupdb
-????????? ? ? ? ? ? tmbootpicker.efi
After some meddling with the code, turning debugging on:
I think TimeMachine has a slightly different file system. I never look deep into it. This is the next thing to do on that project...
I personally don't use TimeMachine. I thought this project would attract more interest and I could have some help.
If you need it, could be the occasion to get back to this project.
As far as I know, this is the only project that can mount any images on any OS (including linux 32 bits).
Yes I am happy to help, but at this moment I am barely able to read and understand parts of the c++ code. Writing c++ code here would be my first c++ code..
I don‘t use Timemachine anymore, but I have some old backups and a damaged mac so I cannot mount it at the moment.
How could I help you for further investigation? Are you sure that the problem above is a Time Machine issue?
Hi!
I tried to mount a encrypted backup.sparsebundle Timemachine Backup in Debian 11 but there are problems receiving the files.
As soon as I cd into the mount-folder I get this:
After some meddling with the code, turning debugging on:
Could someone with a deeper understanding of this guide me to a solution?
Thank You!
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