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    5/29/12 11:13:20.000 PM kernel: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-37/Compressors/Dataless/comp ressorType5Kext.c:532: Error: post_request error for /Volumes/T3/Backups.backupdb/jbenniMac/2012-05-29-210005.inProgress/E793898E-8F 38-47F2-B008-060D9D5B7DDF/Macintosh HD/.DocumentRevisions-V100-bad-1/PerUID/501/153/com.apple.documentVersions/44B0 661A-E51B-4F0F-9F77-281DAF310C78.m: 35
    The source drive Verifies as clean under Disk Utils.  The dest drive is a new Seagate 3T goflex desk, using FW800 (also tried USB).  It's freshly partitioned and formatted HFS+journaled.
    Can anyone shed some light on the problem and solution, or a troubleshooting methodology?
    Thanks in advance

    JBenni wrote:
    5/29/12 11:13:20.000 PM kernel: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-37/Compressors/Dataless/comp ressorType5Kext.c:532: Error: post_request error for /Volumes/T3/Backups.backupdb/jbenniMac/2012-05-29-210005.inProgress/E793898E-8F 38-47F2-B008-060D9D5B7DDF/Macintosh HD/.DocumentRevisions-V100-bad-1/PerUID/501/153/com.apple.documentVersions/44B0 661A-E51B-4F0F-9F77-281DAF310C78.m: 35
    I'm not sure what that's all about, but what jumps at me is /.DocumentRevisions-V101-bad-1
    .DocumentRevisions-V101 is your (hidden) Versions database (all the previously-changed "chunks" of files made by apps that support AutoSave and Versions).
    Seeing -bad-1 appended to the name looks like the database got corrupted internally (in a way Disk Utility can't detect), OSX renamed it, and made a new one.
    First, let's exclude that from Time Machine backups (ironically, the "good" version is excluded automatically!). See Time Machine - Frequently Asked Question #10 -- you'll have to check the Show Invisible Items box there, then on your internal HD, you should see the "bad" folder you want to exclude. 
    Then run a backup and report your results.

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