No Backup after praparing

Hi everyone,
Can somebody can help us. We been reading this newsgroup for a long time.
Our problem :
After starting Time machine. we are going to the preparing stage, after this stage we are stuck in the backup
We did:
Create the partition for the Mac
Format the disk extrnal disk the same name as our Hard disk name
Nothing in the exclude, execpt our external HD + system and application
no privacy in the spotlight
delete the TimeMachine.plist
Install the buddy software
MSG: UUIDS don't match for volume
No pre backup Thinning Needed
We can backup manually to our external drive, but not with time Machine
Help..... We are in a need for a solution
Thanks you

Mip2Mip wrote:
Hi, and welcome to the forums.
Create the partition for the Mac
Do you mean a partition for Time Machine on your external disk? What *Partition Map Scheme* did you use, or does it have already? If in doubt, see item #C1 in the Time Machine - Troubleshooting post at the top of this forum.
What kind of Mac do you have, and what version of Leopard are you on?
(Please update your profile, link at the right, so that info is automatically put on all your posts.)
Format the disk extrnal disk the same name as our Hard disk name
Do you mean your TM partition is named the same as your internal HD (probably "Macintosh HD"? If so, that's not a good idea. Call it something else, like "TimeMachineBackups" or the like.
If you mean the Format (such as +Mac OS Extended (Journaled),+ great!
Nothing in the exclude, execpt our external HD + system and application
Excluding your /System and /Application folders is usually not a good idea. See item 11 of the Frequently Asked Questions post at the top of this forum.
no privacy in the spotlight
You mean you excluded your TM partition from Spotlight? Good. If you rename it (see above) Double-check this afterwards.
delete the TimeMachine.plist
Install the buddy software
MSG: UUIDS don't match for volume
No pre backup Thinning Needed
Please copy the messages and post them here. So far it sounds normal, but without the exact message (such as which drive was named in the UUID message), we can't be sure.
After this, did the backup fail? Or not show any progesss?
We can backup manually to our external drive, but not with time Machine
What else is on your external drive?

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What happened is I needed to retrieve something from Time Machine prior to starting a backup (the first backup after restoring everything). However, Time Machine wouldn't connect to the Time Capsule, so that is why I used the tmutil commands. Probably if I had instead started a backup then it would have asked me if I wanted to inherit.
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