If it's been disconnected for a long time, the next backup may be longer than usual. The next time it's available, Time Machine will back up whatever's new or changed since the last backup of that volume. If a drive isn't available (such as an external that isn't always connected), Time Machine will just skip it, and continue backing-up all others normally. It may also get backed-up in full you might be able to avoid that - see Troubleshooting item #B6. Note that if you ever erase or restore a volume, it may be treated as a different one (even if you give it the same name and put all the same data back on it), so you'll have to exclude or remove it again. To have one backed-up, you must remove it from the exclusion list, per question #10. External drives: By default, it will exclude all externals.If you have a volume that you don't want to be backed-up, you must specifically exclude it, per question #10. Internal drives: By default, Time Machine will back up all internal drives (SSDs or HDs) and partitions.
Backing-up multiple volumes with Time Machine
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