Export volume

I can't seem to control my export to iTunes volume. Help tells me to adjust the slider located below the right corner of the time line. The only thing I see is at the right of the tempo adjuster. If I adjust that slider way up or way down, there is no difference when it gets to itunes.

tuner88: just to be absolutely certain, this is the control you're talking about?
20 inch iMac G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

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Import/export volume to different administrative server

Hi everyone,
i'm testing the OSB software for DR environments. Now i want to export volume since main administrative server and import volume to different admin server. When I run export command, it shows me "Error: can't execute command - ran out of import/export elements"
ob> lsvol -L pLib1 --long
Inventory of library pLib1:
in 1: volume MONTH_ORAFS-000001, barcode 000011L4, oid 102, 706599936 kb remaining, expires 2011/03/18.10:19, mediainfo hw encryptable
in 2: vacant
in 3: volume DAY_FS-000001, barcode 000013L4, oid 111, 774944768 kb remaining, expires 2012/03/09.13:28, mediainfo hw encryptable
in 4: vacant
in 5: vacant
in 6: vacant
in 7: vacant
in 8: vacant
in dte: vacant
ob> exportvol -L pLib1 -v DAY_FS-000001
Error: can't execute command - ran out of import/export elements
can you help me, please?
Thanks!!

Rich,
the import tape catalog with the identifyvol --import command was fine. Now, when i run a restore oracle database_test with the imported catalog show error media manager.
ob> lssection -v WEEK_ORA-000001
322 WEEK_ORA-000001 196 1 0 database_test.bos.local 02/28.17:02
323 WEEK_ORA-000001 197 1 0 database_test.bos.local 02/28.17:09
324 WEEK_ORA-000001 198 1 0 database_test.bos.local 02/28.17:16
325 WEEK_ORA-000001 199 1 0 database_test.bos.local 02/28.17:17
326 WEEK_ORA-000001 200 1 0 database_test.bos.local 02/28.17:18
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BS Key Type LV Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
9898 Incr 0 128.00K SBT_TAPE 00:06:43 2011-02-28 17:17:11
BP Key: 9907 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: YES Tag: TAG20110228T170322
Handle: *0am5qik4_1_1* Media: WEEK_ORA-000001
SPFILE Included: Modification time: 2011-02-23 13:24:54
SPFILE db_unique_name: database_test
Control File Included: Ckp SCN: 989240 Ckp time: 2011-02-28 17:10:28
RMAN> restore spfile to '/home/oracle/';
Starting restore at 2011-03-01 18:21:01
allocated channel: ORA_SBT_TAPE_1
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: SID=96 device type=SBT_TAPE
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: Oracle Secure Backup
allocated channel: ORA_DISK_1
channel ORA_DISK_1: SID=127 device type=DISK
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: starting datafile backup set restore
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: restoring SPFILE
output file name=/home/oracle/
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: reading from backup piece 0am5qik4_1_1
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: ORA-19870: error while restoring backup piece 0am5qik4_1_1
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Garageband export volume - too high!

Please can someone help me with this because it's driving me insane. I have a copy of Garageband '11.
I'm trying to record a simple piano/guitar piece of music. All finished, and just want to export it now.
I find that when I export the file, no matter which volumes I change, it comes out at the same volume. Too loud. I know the normal complaint is it's too low. Mine is that no matter what I reduce (master volume, individual instrument volumes etc) I cannot get it any lower.
I'm tried not compressing the file on exporting. Makes no difference. I've tried sending to iTunes instead of exporting. Makes no difference. I've tried playing in different players [e.g. vox] makes no difference.
Please can someone help me with this?
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williamhaviland wrote:
The advice online seems to be that if you reduce the master volume meter thing, then the export volume will be lower. This is not the case.
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Exporting Volume File Maps

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J

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I have just upgraded to Leopard and Logic 7.2. It all seems to be working well accept for this when I quit Logic a box comes up on the screen saying "Exporting Volume File Maps, please wait ..." .... and I wait ... it takes a very long time but eventually disappears (after about 4 minutes)
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Well it did that a few times and now ... it seems to have sorted itself out and does it unnoticed like you say.
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I think that you will find that the volume and pan automation has been burned or "printed" to the audio file such that the audio itself has been 'affected'. The automation data itself is not exported.
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I have so far succeeded in making ArchLinux boot as far as properly asking for my encrypted partition's passphrase and unlocking the encrypted partition (/dev/sda2) whererein lies the root filesystem; the encrypted partition contains a lvm2 group that has logical volumes on it for swap and root. However, instead of importing the group, it simply acknowledges that one exists;
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Reading all physical volumes. This may take a while...
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Last edited by deconstrained (2010-11-18 11:33:47)

In https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=164267
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What's the problem with the "block" hook for you regarding the partition size?
The initramfs does not fit with the block hook? I'm asking that too, because the "block" hook includes the old "usb" one.
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Se #2 above
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Veritas SF - 5.0 MP1
model - SPARC Enterprise T5220
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Maya

Currently VxVM volume are exported as single-slice disk, so they can not be used as a full disk that you can partition
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1) /OVS
2) /OVS/running_pool/01_vm1
3) /OVS/running_pool/02_vm2
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I have a 10.7.5 client that is bound to an OD.
I also have a linux file server running CentOS 6.3 that is bound to a different OD, but is exporting a volume to said client via NFS.
The user on the client has membership in a group on the first OD with GID 104020.
The file server has assigned group read permissions to the exported volume/files with GID on the second OD of the same GID: 104020.
When the user on the client mounts the NFS exported volume from the file server with Finder > Go > Connect to server > "nfs://server.domain.name/volname", the NFS volume is connected at /Volumes/volname.
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Maybe that description was a bit convoluted. Let me see if I can draw it out --
OD Server   <===bound===> ldap client #1 <--user #A, GID=104020
    #1                                          OS X
                                                        |
                                                       |_______ file1,UID=user #B,GID=104020, perms 750
                                                       |             file2,UID=user #B,GID=104020, perms 750
                                                   volname
                                                       |   NFS
                                                       |
OD Server   <===bound===> ldap client #2 <--user #B, GID=104020
     #2                                       CentOS 6.3
user #A on ldap client #1 has membership in a group with GID=104020 but cannot read file1 or file2 in the NFS shared 'volname' from ldap client #2 when mounted on his ldap client #1.
Why not?

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I'm an admin from an IRIX/Linux background. I have an existing NFS-based server setup. XServes are creeping into my racks because they are, in many respects, lovely. However, there is a fly in the ointment.
My existing setup relies on this simple fact: in SysV-type NFS implementations if a server exports /Volumes/foo, a client is free to mount just the subdirectory /Volumes/foo/bar.
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"name" = ( "/Volumes/xtal/work/scratch" );
"opts" = ( "maproot=nobody" );
to
"name" = ( "/Volumes/xtal/work/scratch" );
"opts" = ( "maproot=nobody", "alldirs" );
With a little fiddling around, I've now convinced my XServe to allow clients to mount subdirectories. Of course, I can't use Workgroup Manager to edit mount details any more.
My question (and thank you if you've managed to get this far) is: Does anyone else do this? Is it really unwise?
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I'm an admin from an IRIX/Linux background. I have an existing NFS-based server setup. XServes are creeping into my racks because they are, in many respects, lovely. However, there is a fly in the ointment.
My existing setup relies on this simple fact: in SysV-type NFS implementations if a server exports /Volumes/foo, a client is free to mount just the subdirectory /Volumes/foo/bar.
This plain doesn't work with the OS X NFS implementation.
Or so I thought. Looking at the man page for exports, I discover the "-alldirs" flag. And using nidump and niload, I can change the exports netinfo record from
"name" = ( "/Volumes/xtal/work/scratch" );
"opts" = ( "maproot=nobody" );
to
"name" = ( "/Volumes/xtal/work/scratch" );
"opts" = ( "maproot=nobody", "alldirs" );
With a little fiddling around, I've now convinced my XServe to allow clients to mount subdirectories. Of course, I can't use Workgroup Manager to edit mount details any more.
My question (and thank you if you've managed to get this far) is: Does anyone else do this? Is it really unwise?
---%<---
As a ranty aside: Why do Apple insist on doing this? They have a fully-featured, working NFS implementation under the hood and then give us a GUI with 3 buttons and a dropdown to configure this. I'm a sysadmin, not an idiot (well, not as far as NFS goes, anyway). I can understand the implications of changing NFS configurations. I've been doing it for 15 years.
Yes, I should be using AFP. Yes, NFS is insecure. But we have a lot of old iron that I have to continue to support, and if Apple hardware is going to fit in to our existing setup it should have more configuration options than clicking on a shiny blue button.<br>

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I went through lots of doc to confirm if we are using storage foudation stack in Guest domain vxvm is not accepting ( volume ,files,slices) is it ? or any one tried assign volume to guest domain & use those volumes as a physical disk under veritas controll
Can someone comment on below
Note:
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