Anyway to speed up vsl sample installs?

hello all,
i have installed the dvds of vsl samples and instruments from the opus 1&2 set and am now test driving some of the sounds. i was aware that, the first time i use any of the samples, "links" needed to be created between the samples and the exs24 and that this process takes a few minutes to happen. each sample has taken 15-30 minutes to load the audio files, one bass clarinet sample took 40 minutes.
now, the samples i have heard are sound so great that i don't consider this a problem, but do i need to head out to blockbuster and rent ben-hur, lord of the rings, and all three godfathers to pass the time.
any ideas, i'd rather not see godfather part 3.
simplewall

No, where you've stored them is right. I just wanted to make sure you hadn't stored them in the sampler instruments folder, where the .exs files reside.
You didn't put an alias of that external hard drive inside the sampler instruments folder, did you?
Also, there's a third party tool called Redmatica EXS manager, that I would highly recommend as you sampler library grows in size. It can link thousands of instruments in a matter of minutes, and speeds up load times generally, all the way around.
And while that would probably fix this for you, this still shouldn't be happening...

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