Protecting certain backups from being deleted?

say, i have a time machine backup. and its running full. the oldest backup i have is on 20th december 2010. i wanna know if there's a way to prevent that or other certain dates from being deleted?

auturmis wrote:
say, i have a time machine backup. and its running full. the oldest backup i have is on 20th december 2010. i wanna know if there's a way to prevent that or other certain dates from being deleted?
No.
As Matt says, it sounds like you may be doing something rather dangerous. Please clarify just what's going on, and we can provide some help.

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