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Hi,
Here an addition to http://www.schollnick.net/wordpress/macintosh-related/time-machine-information/#Time-Machine-Error-Messages
“Waiting for index to be ready (100), Waiting for index to be ready (101), Indexer unavailable (200)”.Â
You may want to summarize it. 🙂
TM wasn’t enabled for some time until I got a NAS (Lacie Network Space II), which I had set up to backup all other macs (they worked fine). Long story short, I made my MBP (10.6.7) also to use the NAS as an encrypted TM target disk, but TM just couldn’t ever finish the initial backup (~300GB). The logs said just “waiting for index”. I had plenty of free space (450GB) showing up on my “backup” share in TM prefs. The sparsediskimage was almost every time corrupted after a backup attempt, Finder couldn’t mount it.
The problem was that I had Quota enabled on the backup share and it was almost full (90% of 250GB). For some reason Finder/Lacie shows the total free space of the NAS, not that of the share quota. After increasing the quota, my TM backups again.
HTH,
SP