Hallo, ich möchte von meinem MacBook Pro (Catalina) vor dem Big Sur Upgrade ein Time Machine Back-Up auf einer neue externen Festplatte erstellen. Welches Dateisytem sollte denn diese externe Festplatte haben: MacOS extented (journaled) oder doch besser APFS?
Vielen Dank für Tipps!
MacBook Pro 16″, macOS 10.15
Es geht nur MacOS extented (journaled) bei Catalina
Zitat:
For as big a change as this seems to be, Time Machine’s long-awaited switch to APFS has been made with remarkably little fanfare—it shows up neither on Apple’s overview of Big Sur’s features, nor in any WWDC session. But in Big Sur, Time Machine does make the leap from using HFS+ to using APFS, and, at least in my limited testing, it does appear to have real-world speed benefits (and a couple of minor inconveniences that you may or may not run into).
Es geht nur MacOS extented (journaled) bei Catalina
Zitat:
For as big a change as this seems to be, Time Machine’s long-awaited switch to APFS has been made with remarkably little fanfare—it shows up neither on Apple’s overview of Big Sur’s features, nor in any WWDC session. But in Big Sur, Time Machine does make the leap from using HFS+ to using APFS, and, at least in my limited testing, it does appear to have real-world speed benefits (and a couple of minor inconveniences that you may or may not run into).
Ah, vielen Dank - das hilft mir weiter.
Welches Dateisystem für Time Machine auf externer Festplatte (Catalina)?
