After the error message time machine goes to “backup failed” status, and nothing is backed up.
I’ve never managed to get TM working before with this NAS… so I meant that I can connect in the finder either under NAS which shows under “Shared Devices”, or with NFS using “nfs://192.168.1.199/nfs/Neil” using static IP setting for user share “Neil”, or using AFP with “afp://192.168.1.199/Neil”.
It looks to me as though this part of the log is the interesting part, starting (at the bottom…) with enabling AFP:
10/20 02:38:18 NAS daemon.info wixEvent[3647]: System Startup - System startup.
10/20 08:38:18 NAS daemon.info init: Starting pid 6803, console /dev/ttyS0: ‘/sbin/getty’
10/20 08:38:18 NAS daemon.info init: Starting pid 6800, console /dev/null: ‘/bin/touch’
10/20 02:18:00 NAS daemon.notice afpd[6275]: afp_disconnect: primary reconnect succeeded
10/20 02:17:58 NAS daemon.notice afpd[5635]: afp_dsi_transfer_session: succesfull primary reconnect
10/20 02:17:58 NAS daemon.notice afpd[5611]: Reconnect: killing new session child[6275] after transfer
10/20 02:17:58 NAS daemon.notice afpd[5611]: Reconnect: transfering session to child[5635]
10/20 02:17:58 NAS daemon.notice afpd[6275]: afp_disconnect: trying primary reconnect
10/20 02:17:57 NAS daemon.notice afpd[6275]: AFP3.3 Login by WD_Backup
10/20 02:17:32 NAS daemon.err afpd[5635]: dsi_stream_read: len:-1, Invalid argument
10/20 02:17:32 NAS daemon.err afpd[5635]: select: Invalid argument
10/20 01:46:28 NAS daemon.notice afpd[5635]: AFP3.3 Login by WD_Backup
10/20 01:45:42 NAS daemon.notice afpd[5611]: AFP/TCP started, advertising 192.168.1.199:548 (2-2-0-p6)
