Time Machine going REALLY slow!

I got my first apple product 3 years ago, and over the years have gotten more attached and I have kept up to date with everything. I decided I needed to backup my new 17" MacBook Pro (sucessing my old White MacBook). So I brought a 1TB Time Capsule, to use for my wireless network AND to backup. So, 4 days ago I set it up and began the Time Machine process before setting up my wireless network. I have 93.54 GB worth of data on my computer, I was up to 64.98 GB a few hours ago, when my MacBook decided to freeze. I was hoping that it would resume the backup when I restarted. But, no hope. I also noticed that my Time Capsule was an amber-orange color and was blinking. I went into Time Machine, it said it was not set up. I did everything. Anyway, I solved that. Now to the problem 3 hours ago I started (again) the backup process. And it is going REALLY slow, its 4.07 GB out of 93.54 GB. Is there any possible way to speed the backup up? thanks!

Are you using 802.11n or 802.11g connection?
If 802.11n, are you using 5GHz ONLY frequences, or are you using the 2.4GHz frequences? 5GHz will give you much (MUCH) faster transfer speeds.
Time Capsule -> Wireless -> Radio Mode -> 802.11n only (5GHz)
Is your Time Capsule -> Wireless -> Wireless Options -> Multicast Rate -> 24Mbps
and Transmit Power 100%
But as has been suggested, connect via Ethernet using Gigabit capable cables and you should be able to your initial backup much faster.
Also NOTE: If your initial backup was interrupted such that the Time Machine Sparse Bundle needed to be repaired, a lot of initial time when you restarted your backup could have been spend while fsck was being run against the volume.

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I verified the Time Capsule drive and my Mac hard drive - no problems found.
I then erased the Time Capsule and started Time Machine. It did the full backup in a fairly reasonable amount of time (several hours, but not unexpectedly long).
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I then shut down the Mac and restarted (power cycled) the Time Capsule. Then I started up the Mac and told Time Machine to back up now. It backed up 30+ MB in just a few minutes, so it seems back to normal. We'll see how it goes when the next scheduled backup starts up.
But you might try rebooting the Time Capsule (and your Mac).
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Hey aarthur2060,
Thanks for the question. I understand you are experiencing issues with Time Machine. The following resources may help to resolve your issue:
OS X Mountain Lion: If Time Machine is slow
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11172
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3275
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Sorry to hear that Time Machine has not been backing up. I recommend following the steps in the article below for steps to isolate and troubleshoot this issue:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3275
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Replacing main HD, how is time machine going to be affected?

I am going to have to replace my internal main HD (just failed). I was using an external HD for TM. I also made a clone of my failed HD few weeks ago (lucky). Now, once I have my new HD installed and transfer my clone back to the new HD, is time machine going to work from where it left off (before the failure) or am I going to have to reset and start fresh with TM?
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TM should recognize the cloned drive. However, since your clone is a few weeks old I would restore your system from TM. This will give you a more recent version of your computer.
To do that, make sure TM drive is connected, start from the leopard install DVD and once past the language screen go to the Utilities menu and choose restore from TM.
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Time Machine Backup EXTREMELY SLOW

I've recently noticed that my Time Machine backups from my Mid 2009 iMac 3.06 to a WD 1tb MYBook take an incredibly long time. For example, an hourly backup where nothing has really changed (350k according to a TM log) takes over 30 minutes. I've been working with applecare and they can't pin it down. I've tried the following and nothing has changed-
- creating a back to a brand new drive
- disabling or deleting every startup program and launch agent
- Created another new user and backed up from there
- Reinstalled OSX to repair Time Machine
- Created a new boot partition on my HD and installed OSX
- I used the same backup disc on my laptop and it worked fine
The strange thing is hat everything seems to work fine. I ran a verify on my disks. I Boot my original OS disc in and ran the hardware test. NOthing finds a problem. I tried writing large files to and from my HD to see if that could be the problem. MY HD reads and writes quickly (2.5gb copies to/from an external drive in less than 2 minutes).
The only thing that has changed in the past 6 month s is that I updated my ram from 4 to 8GB with Kingston ram. Could it be a bad piece of RAM or my logic board? Everything else seems to be working fine.
Anybody experience anything likes this???

kieranroy wrote:
Hey - apologize if this has been covered, but despite much searching, I haven't found a solution to my problem...
After a hard drive crash, I restored using a Time Machine backup. I figured it would be a good idea to start a fresh Time Machine backup going forward.
Does that mean you erased or reformatted the drive?
If you deleted some or all of the backups via the Finder, cancel the backup, reformat the drive, and start over.
Using a LaCie 500GB Firewire 800 drive (formatted MacOS Extended Journaled), after one hour, only 5GB has been backed up. As my MacBook Pro has 165GB of data, at this rate, it will take almost two days.
Does that hour include the "Preparing" phase? If so, nothing at all was backed-up during that time, so the actual rate is probably much faster.
Also note that the first items backed-up contain a very large number of mostly small files; there are things that must be done for each item, so that sort of backup will be longer than saving a few large files that total the same amount of space. The speed of the backup will increase and decrease during the backup; initial estimates are almost always quite high.
I've removed the Time Machine drive from Spotlight indexing. I have ensured Norton AntiVirus is not running. What else can I do to speed this up? It seems extremely slow by all comparisons I've read.
First, be sure the *Partition Map Scheme* of the LaCie is correct. Use the procedure in item #C1 of the Time Machine - Troubleshooting *User Tip* at the top of this forum.
Also see item #D2 of the same post (you've already done the first two things). Don't try the +*Repair Disk+* while the backup is running, or if you erased or reformatted it before starting this backup.

Time Machine is very slow after I restored my Mac from a backup

My computer went in for repair because of a damaged logic board. Upon it's return the hard drive was blank so I restored all my data from a Time Machine back up. Everything seems to work fine except for Time Machine.
It is unbelievably slow. It takes an hour to back up 50 megabytes.
I have checked Activity Monitor and the process 'backupd' rapidly fluctuates between 20-100% CPU usage.
The behavior of Time Machine seems odd as well. Backing up small amounts of data minutes apart. e.g. It will back up 100mb, then a few minutes later back up another 100mb or so. I realize things run in the back ground but this goes on for hours and hours even if the computer is not being used. I have left the computer on overnight to find it still backing up the next morning.
Also, occassionally it will tell me that it is preparing 30,000+ files (which takes a good 10-15 mins whereas it used to take a few seconds) and only back up 10mb. This never happened before. Again I know, 30,000 small files *could* equate to 10mb but the bahvior just seems off to me.
I have been backing up my MBP plus 2 other computers to a Western Digital My Book II 4TB drive successfully (and quickly) for about 3 or 4 months. The other computers still back up quickly to the drive.
I have found solutions saying to quit Finder while backing up and add your back up drive to Spotlight's Privacy list etc. Nothing has worked for me and I would like to find a real solution.
Thanks in advance.

Ok, thanks.
The preferences file might be damaged; try a "full reset" of Time Machine, per #A4 in Time Machine - Troubleshooting.It's a long shot, but quick and easy.
Download and install the "combo" update, per Installing the ''combo'' update and/or Reinstalling OSX.
If that doesn't help, consider reinstalling OSX (that won't disturb anything else).

Time Machine backup painfully slow all of a sudden

For some reason my time machine backups have become painfully slow for some reason. They were fine earlier today, then IIRC I booted windows, then booted back into OSX to run a backup. Despite there being only 1 or two changes (files added to the system) time machine began "preparing backup" by going through all the files on my HDD! Now, it is backing up, but at the rate of about 5 Kb/s!
Something is wrong. I've tried deleting the progress file in the backup folder and "resetting" TM by deselecting the backup drive and selecting it again. Nothing worked. Why would TM be so slow all of a sudden?
Has anyone any ideas?

iBookguy wrote:
No pre-backup thinning needed: 18.98 GB requested (including padding), 205.25 GB available
Copied 105384 files (7.2 MB) from volume Mac OSX.
That is a bit suspicious, but not necessarily wrong. Something caused it to think about 16 GB had been changed (it adds 20% for the "padding" in the message).
How are you running Windoze? Is it on a separate partition? If you're running it via virtualization software, with the vm file on an OSX disk but excluded from TM, that's a possible explanation.
105384 files in only 7.2mb? I doubt it...something seems fishy
Those counts are nearly always very high, and sometimes crazy high. There's some indication it's counting all the metadata, extended attributes, etc., as separate files.
If in doubt, boot up from your Install disc and do a +*Repair Disk+* on your boot volume. Then reboot normally and run another backup. That should trigger a "deep traversal," where TM will compare everything on your system with it's backups, to be sure it's got everything it should.

Why is my Time Machine running so slow?

I am curious why my Time Machine backup is running so slow. I am trying to backup 52.85 GB. I am currently at 17.65 GB and it has taken about 6 hours. The Time Machine "meter" that shows how long it is going to take to finish the backup is telling me it estimates about 14 hours. Thirty minutes it was telling me it was going to take about 12 hours. Now 14? What's the deal? It seems to me the backup is taking way too long. What is puzzling was that the first 15 GBs or so were prett fast. You could actually see the download happening. Now it seems like the meter is stuck and not moving. Inerimittently, the meter will change the number of files yet to be backed up. Can anyone shed some light as to what might be happening.
Thanks!
Edward

I've followed many of the suggestions on this thread (except upgrading to Mountain Lion). My Time Machine and computer has been going for eight days straight backing up 580 gigs and last night there were 30 gigs to go! Something happened and in the middle of the night the computer crashed. I restarted the computer and external harddrive that I use for my Time Machine this morning and continued the backing up of 35.24 gigs. Except now the status window tells me it will take 9,624 days to back up!
I ran the diagnostic command prompt:
sudo tmdiagnose
And here are some of the results (I did not include the lines that identify my computer name and self-identifying info; also a zip file was generated by I did not include it because it is almost 3 megs):
2013-11-09 09:27:43.038 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/bin/fs_usage -w'...
2013-11-09 09:27:53.069 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/bin/top -l 10'...
2013-11-09 09:28:04.859 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Sampling 'backupd'...
2013-11-09 09:28:11.385 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Sampling 'mtmd'...
2013-11-09 09:28:11.451 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Sampling 'mtmfs'...
2013-11-09 09:28:11.517 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Sampling 'Finder'...
2013-11-09 09:28:20.769 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/bin/ls -la /Volumes/'...
2013-11-09 09:28:20.898 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/bin/df -H'...
2013-11-09 09:28:20.964 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/sbin/mount'...
2013-11-09 09:28:21.030 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/sbin/diskutil list'...
2013-11-09 09:28:21.288 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/sbin/diskutil cs list'...
2013-11-09 09:28:21.354 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/bin/bash -c /usr/sbin/diskutil list | /usr/bin/awk '/disk/ {system("/usr/sbin/diskutil info "$NF); print "*********************"}''...
2013-11-09 09:28:29.019 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/bin/hdiutil info'...
2013-11-09 09:28:29.284 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/sbin/netstat -aW -p tcp'...
2013-11-09 09:28:47.321 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/bin/bash -c /bin/ps auxc | /usr/bin/awk '/mtmd/ {system("lsof -p "$2); print("\n\n")}''...
2013-11-09 09:28:47.478 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/bin/bash -c /bin/ps auxc | /usr/bin/awk '/mtmfs/ {system("lsof -p "$2); print("\n\n")}''...
2013-11-09 09:28:47.570 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/sbin/ioreg -ls -w 0'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.096 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'backupd'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.103 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'mtmd'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.104 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'mtmfs'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.105 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'mds'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.111 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'Locum'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.112 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'diskimages-helper'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.113 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'newfs_hfs'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.114 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'NetAuthSysAgent'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.115 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'Finder'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.116 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'Locum'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.117 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'System Preferences'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.126 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'SystemUIServer'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.127 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'iPhoto'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.128 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'MailTimeMachineHelper'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.129 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering system diagnostic logs for 'Address Book'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.130 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'Finder'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.294 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'Locum'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.318 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'System Preferences'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.343 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'SystemUIServer'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.366 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'iPhoto'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.391 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'MailTimeMachineHelper'...
2013-11-09 09:28:56.416 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering recent user diagnostic logs for 'Address Book'...
2013-11-09 09:28:58.687 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/usr/sbin/system_profiler -xml SPParallelATADataType SPAirPortDataType SPBluetoothDataType SPDiagnosticsDataType SPEthernetDataType SPFibreChannelDataType SPFireWireDataType SPFirewallDataType SPHardwareDataType SPHardwareRAIDDataType SPNetworkLocationDataType SPManagedClientDataType SPMemoryDataType SPNetworkDataType SPPowerDataType SPSerialATADataType SPSoftwareDataType SPUSBDataType'...
2013-11-09 09:29:14.646 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Gathering host information...
2013-11-09 09:29:14.649 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Getting Time Machine configuration...
2013-11-09 09:29:14.984 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/bin/bash -c /bin/launchctl list | /usr/bin/grep -e 'PID' -e 'com.apple.mtm' -e 'com.apple.backup' -e 'com.apple.TMLaunchAgent''...
2013-11-09 09:29:15.052 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Making backup disk available...
2013-11-09 09:29:15.086 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Building classic Time Machine snapshot skeletons...
2013-11-09 09:29:16.675 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/bin/ls -lde /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.spotlight_repair'...
2013-11-09 09:29:16.741 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/usr/bin/xattr -l /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.spotlight_repair'...
2013-11-09 09:29:17.523 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/bin/ls -lde /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.spotlight_temp'...
2013-11-09 09:29:17.589 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/usr/bin/xattr -l /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.spotlight_temp'...
013-11-09 09:29:17.788 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/bin/ls -l /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.spotlight_repair'...
2013-11-09 09:29:18.614 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Executing '/bin/ls -l /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.spotlight_temp'...
2013-11-09 09:29:19.392 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Building Mobile Time Machine overlay snapshot skeletons...
2013-11-09 09:29:19.393 tmdiagnose[864:4303] Building Mobile Time Machine delta store snapshot skeletons...
2013-11-09 09:29:19.505 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Gathering information about reachable AirPort devices...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.509 tmdiagnose[864:2303] unable to locate any Bonjour services within 30 seconds
2013-11-09 09:29:49.540 tmdiagnose[864:2303] Executing '/usr/bin/mddiagnose -h'...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.708 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/sw_vers'...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.776 mddiagnose[974:707] Getting system version...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.778 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/arch'...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.865 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/what /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/Metadata.framework /Versions/A/Support/mds'...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.866 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/what /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.framework/Frameworks/Metadata.framework /Versions/A/Metadata'...
2013-11-09 09:29:49.867 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/top -l 2 -s 2'...
2013-11-09 09:29:54.050 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/bin/df -H'...
2013-11-09 09:29:54.117 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/bin/ls -la /Volumes/'...
2013-11-09 09:29:54.184 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/sbin/mount'...
2013-11-09 09:29:54.251 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/vmmap -resident -w mds'...
2013-11-09 09:29:54.761 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/heap mds'...
2013-11-09 09:29:55.018 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/local/bin/ddt mds'...
2013-11-09 09:29:55.166 mddiagnose[974:707] Sampling 'mds'...
2013-11-09 09:30:01.114 mddiagnose[974:707] Spindumping 'mds'...
2013-11-09 09:30:08.686 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:08.753 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/TimeMachine/Backups.backupdb/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:08.823 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /.MobileBackups/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:08.890 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /.MobileBackups/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:08.958 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/TimeMachine/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.311 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/TimeMachine/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.570 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Video/.MobileBackups/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.637 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Video/.MobileBackups/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.705 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/IPOD/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.772 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/IPOD/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.841 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Video/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:23.971 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Video/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:24.041 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Audio/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:24.297 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Audio/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'..
2013-11-09 09:30:24.816 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Photo/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:24.946 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Photo/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:25.077 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find //.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:25.207 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find //.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:35.454 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Audio/Backups.backupdb/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:35.520 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Audio/Backups.backupdb/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:35.587 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Photo/.MobileBackups/.Spotlight-V100 ( -type d -and ( ! -name Cache -or -prune ) ) ! -name Cache -exec echo ; -print -execdir ls -l {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:35.654 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes/Photo/.MobileBackups/.Spotlight-V100 -name *.plist -exec echo ; -print -exec echo ; -exec /bin/cat {} ;'...
2013-11-09 09:30:35.951 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find / -name .metadata_never_index -maxdepth 1'...
2013-11-09 09:30:36.018 mddiagnose[974:707] Executing '/usr/bin/find /Volumes -name .metadata_never_index -maxdepth 2'...
2013-11-09 09:30:36.590 mddiagnose[974:707] Getting crash logs for 'mds'...
2013-11-09 09:30:36.651 mddiagnose[974:707] Getting crash logs for 'mdworker'...
2013-11-09 09:30:36.652 mddiagnose[974:707] Getting crash logs for 'Spotlight'...

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