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Fixing the path in the example. Utterly amazing that the incorrect “/ Volume/YourBackupVolume” was there for about 5 years. Wow!
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Giacomo1968
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You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / VolumeVolumes/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.

You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / Volume/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.

You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a /Volumes/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.

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nohillside
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You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / Volume/YourBackupVolume

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / Volume/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.

You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / Volume/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.

You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / Volume/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.

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You need to add the partition manually. In Terminal type

sudo tmutil setdestination -a / Volume/YourBackupVolume

Check your Time Machine destinations with tmutil destinationinfo before and after adding the new Volume.