In Mac OS X is it OK to delete Incomplete Backup packages created by Mac OS X's Backup software?

Have a bunch of files in my backup location that have names like "srcandsvn - 2006.10.10-08.47.16.563. BackXX" that represent failed back-ups. Some of them are zero KB, some of them are actually pretty big.

Their file type is "Incomplete Backup Package. " Can I just remove these? Does Backup actually ever try to use them on a restore?

Asked by ChristianC 61 months ago Similar questions: Mac OS delete Incomplete Backup packages created X's software Computers > Software.

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Yes. Yes, you can safely delete them. They are just what you say, incomplete files, so no use for it at all.

Sources: My opinion .

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I have a bunch of files in my backup location that have names like "srcandsvn - 2006.10.10-08.47.16.563. BackXX" that represent failed back-ups. Some of them are zero KB, some of them are actually pretty big.

Their file type is "Incomplete Backup Package. " Can I just remove these? Does iBackup actually ever try to use them on a restore?

Asked by ChristianC 62 months ago Similar questions: Mac OS delete Incomplete Backup packages created iBackup Computers > Software.

Similar questions: Mac OS delete Incomplete Backup packages created iBackup.

IBackup stores all your files on their servers, so yes, it's safe to delete the incomplete backup packages. Searching the internet found no complaints about iBackup (as there would be if deleting extraneous files would cause a problem), and searching through tech forums and the iBackup site showed no problems (or even information) regarding incomplete backup packages or your file extension. Most likely you are simply seeing log files detailing why the backup was incomplete.

If you have many of the incomplete files, I would call iBackup customer service at 1-800-949-3555 to ensure that your settings aren't incorrect, as my research shows that few people have that problem. Sources: ibackup.com .

1 Shoot, I didn't mean to say iBackup, my question was about Apple's Backup utility, not iBackup, sorry.

Shoot, I didn't mean to say iBackup, my question was about Apple's Backup utility, not iBackup, sorry.

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