Time Capsule: Initial backup is interrupted
2008-03-06 20:19:20 / Time Capsule
Your first Time Machine backup will be several gigabytes because it includes all files on your computer. It could take overnight, or longer, depending on how much data you have. Once the initial backup is complete, all subsequent backups are incremental.
It is recommended that you do not interrupt the first backup.Source >>
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