Re: Writing to a sparsebundle
Re: Writing to a sparsebundle
- Subject: Re: Writing to a sparsebundle
- From: Matthew Smith <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 Aug 2009 06:50:33 +1000
Time Machine does mount the disk. The icon sits on the desktop while
the backup occurs, which is a handy way of knowing the backup is
happening.
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Matthew Smith
email@hidden (email)
On 12/08/2009, at 06:44 , Luther Fuller wrote:
I'm trying to write code that will open (mount), write, then eject
the disk from a .sparsebundle file. What should be simple is
beginning to look complicated. Then someone mentioned Time Machine.
Time Machine opens, writes, then closes a .sparsebundle file when it
backs up. I don't use Time Machine, so I have to ask ...
Question: While Time Machine is backing up, is there a disk mounted
on the desktop from a .sparsebundle file?
If not, then perhaps there is a way to write to a sparsebundle file
without mounting its disk. (?)
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