![]() ![]() ![]() If you don't want years' worth of backups, you can reduce this size as you see fit. We recommend that you allow two to four times the size of your Mac's internal drive. When you partition your hard drive, you get to choose how much space to allocate for your Time Machine backups. You can make a Time Machine backup after partitioning the drive, but your backup history will restart from that point forward. That means you may lose any existing Time Machine backups. ![]() Unfortunately, creating a new partition often erases your external drive. ![]()
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