Can't create Aperture vault on my new 1 Terrabyte Hard Disk

Just bought two new Maxtor 1 terrabyte harddisks to back-up my Aperture vault,
my Aperture Library is now about 450 Gb. When I'm making a new vault on the new hard-disk, wich takes several hours, my G5 will "colapse" after a few hours, the whole system is stuck and the only way to get out is too get the power of.
When I restart and look at the disk I see that about 250 GB has been transported, I tried this several times and it's always stuck at about the same point. Also when I'm dragging the Aperture-file to the new disk, the same thing happens.
When I do the same thing to a Maxtor 500 GB disk everything worls fine.
Does anybody have a clue ? Thanks in advance !
With kind regards
Albert Brunsting

It could be that the 1TB drive is heating up and shutting down after turning for several hours causing the system to lockup. Might try adding a cooling fan pointed at the external HD.
One alternative is to reduce the library size. Export projects from that large library into another empty one until both are about equal in size. Then back up each library individually onto the external HD.

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