External disk for iPad available?

Is there an external disk for iPad now? Not like in two years.

No. But you can purchase the Camera Connection Kit that can be used to connect to a USB drive. However, to the iPad the drive is read-only, and not all USB drives will be recognized.
iPad- Using iPad Camera Connector with unsupported USB devices
iPad- Using the iPad Camera Connection Kit

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Is there an external camera for ipad1 available and does it work with 4.3.5?

Is there an external camera for ipad1 available and does it work with 4.3.5? Really hoping to get facetime going on my ipad

AFAIK, no one makes an add on camera for the iPad1. If selling your iPad1 and buying an iPad2 is out, then you can use Skype on the iPad1. Although the other person won't see you, the iPad1 will receive Skype video so you can see them, if they enable their video.

Am trying to transfer iTunes library to an external disk for back-up purposes. have followed normal protocol i.e. locating iTunes file in Music folder and dragging across to external disk icon. However, nothing seems to happen. Any advice please?

Am trying to transfer an iTunes library to an external disk for back up. Have followed normal instructions by locating iTunes folder in Music file and dragging across the iTunes folder to the external disk icon. Nothing happens. No notifications. Just a very pregnant pause. Any advice gratefully appreciated.
Michael L J

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The external drive must be formatted in "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)", exFAT or FAT32, because OS X can't write in NTFS partitions by default.
As you just want the library on the external drive to make a backup of your library, you can format it in "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)" by using Disk Utility > http://pondini.org/OSX/DU1.html (Note that you won't be able to use the external drive with PCs unless you install a special application in them).
Finally, drag your iTunes folder to your external drive

External battery for iPad 2?

I want to use my iPad 2 (purchased in Australia) on a 24 hour international flight. Is there some kind of external battery I can buy so I can use the iPad 2 for longer than the standard 10 hours?

Google or Bing is your best friend. However, I'll do it for you this time...
http://www.bing.com/search?q=external+battery+for+ipad&form=APMCS1
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External disk for Time Machine and Aperture Vaults

I'm planning on buying an external HD for backups with Time Machine and I will also be using it for Vaults in Aperture.
Should I partition the disk into two volumes, one for each, or will TM and Aperture co-exist quite happily on the same volume?
I'd rather use a single volume as, in my experience, partitioning a disk always results in one volume filling up long before the other, however integrity of the backups is the most important requirement.

I strongly agree with V.K.
The other big reason to partition is, as you say, one volume will fill up before the other.
That's exactly how TM is designed to work -- fill up whatever space you allocate to it. Unlike traditional archive-type backup systems, it manages it's space and deletes backups automatically. As you probably know, it keeps it's hourly backups for 24 hours, then deletes them, except the first of the day, which becomes a daily backup and is kept for a month. Similarly, after a month, one of those daily backups becomes a weekly, and the others are deleted. But the weeklies are kept as long as there's room. Unless something goes wrong, you never have to do a thing.
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External webcam for ipad?

Is there a way to attach an external camera on an ipad? I've read many posts that were fairly old... And best thing was a Disney camera that only took stills. Most other forums said No, there is no such thing... Is there really no camera on the market that can be attached somehow to Ipad?

ChrisD23 wrote: Is there a way to attach an external camera on an ipad? ...
It is possible by Using the iPad Camera Connection Kit.
The info on Using iPad Camera Connector with unsupported USB devices may also be of interest.
ChrisD23 wrote:... I'd like to skype and use face time with friends who have ipad2s...
Both Skype and FaceTime apps are available for iPad2s.
FaceTime is installed with the iOS.
iPad2 friends using a compatible iOS can Download Skype for iPad from iTunes App Store.
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Mac OSX 10.8.3

I want to use my Macbook Air 2011 as an external disk for my iMac 2011. I connected the two with a Thunderbolt cable and when starting the MacBook Air I pressed "T" and it worked except with Office documents. Can anybody help?

I want to use my MacBook Air as an external disk to my iMac. I talked to Apple care and we solved it by connecting a Thunderbolt cable between the two computers. I then turn on the MacBook Air while pressing the "T" and it works. I can sit and work on my iMac and grab/change/save the files that are in my MacBook Air EXCEPT for the Microsoft Office files. I called Microsoft and they can't solve it. They say it might be a problem with the Thunderbolt cable. Has anybody have this problem?
Both computers are 2011 and they both have Office 2011.
Thanks in advance,
Alejandra

For Word it says "Word cannot open this document. The document might be in use, the document might not be a valid Word document, or the file name might contain invalid characters (for example, /)"
For Excel it says "the file could not be found. Check te spelling of the filename, and verify that the file location is correct. If you are trying to open the file from your list of most recently used files on the File menu, make sure hat the file has not been renamed, moved or deleted.
I tried this with many different documents, and I always get the same message.

My Time Machine will no longer back up to my external disk for unknown reasons. It would not accept my password and said the disk is read-only and damaged. How can I copy my files to my Mac so I can repair it?

My Time Machine will no longer back up to my external drive for unknown reasons. It began after a series of power outages (my equipment is protected by a surge protector with battery backup), and was shut down correctly. Then it began by not recognizing my disk and my Time Machine password, although I am positive it was correct. I tried NUMEROUS times to get into it. It says the disk is damaged and needs to be erased and started over. How can I back up my files on my Mac so I can do that? I have no other disk to back up to. I found the files in a folder called "Backups.backupdb", and tried to copy them into a folder, but get the message "The volume has the wrong case sensitivity for a backup." The "lost+found" folder did copy for me. Will I just have to lose 4 years of backups?

Hi there,
I have the same issue. Usually hangs after 10K od sometimes after 18MB of backup file.
Config: iTunes 10.4., Win 7 64bit, iPhone 4 with iOS 4.3.3
I tried all of these without success:
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- deleted backups from sync folder
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Nothing helped. Who can help. I hope someone from Apple can take care, as I seem not to be the only one. Actually iTunes is the worst part about iPhone. Hope with iOS 5 and Cloud sync to get rid of iTunes.
Any hints welcome,
Cheers,
Miguel-KA

Can i use 1 external disk for TM with several Macs ?

Hi,
is it possible to use 1 external disk with TM for several macs ?
Would it result in something like that in this case:
Backups.backupdb -> Mac1
Backups.backupdb -> Mac2
or am i forced to have a single TM disk for each mac ?
best regards
fidel

Hi,
thank you both for the quick reply.
The partition idea is not that bad, but as i am not using TM to do a full-backup, nor do i run it daily the disk-usage is not that important for me.
Till now i have done about 15 backups on my mac pro and the data is < 30 gb
(based on the excludes)
basicly i want to use TM only for the case that i need to reinstall Leopard (cause of a broken hd or similar) as i assume that i can use the TM-data in this case.
the idea to setup TM for restoring deleted files is nice, but i dont really see a reason in my case
best regards
fidel

Proven external disk for Time Machine backups?

I'm looking for a good, reasonably priced, external disk to temporarily use for Time Machine backups. My 10.9.4 install is messed up and Time Machine no longer works with my ReadyNAS NV+ system. I want to use the disk to backup my MBP and reinstall the OS. Can someone please suggest a proven external disk (2TB+) with a USB 2.0 (or Ethernet) interface?
Thanks,
Ira

Hello all,
I decided to give my 2007 MBP one last upgrade with a new 1TB internal disk that I will install with 10.9.4 from scratch and will (slowly) migrate all my digital hoarding over to it. I've been using the same OWC FW800/USB enclosure since upgrading the original 160GB disk way back when. If TM still doesn't work with the new install (which will narrow down the TM issue to the ReadyNAS NV+), then I will put the current 750GB disk into the enclosure, flash it, and retry TM.
For the record, I chose the HGST Travelstar 2.5-Inch 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6GB/s 32MB Cache internal disk. It was just $75 from Amazon and I used Amazon Points to pay for half of it.
Regards,
Ira

MacBook won't recognize external disk for Time Machine

Help!
My husband now has my old MacBook (white, 2008). It's running the latest version of Snow Leopard.
He also has his old Mac Mini (PowerPC, not Intel). Its optical drive is failing, so I decided he could use it as a TM backup disk.
Last night, I connected it to his MacBook with a FireWire cable, convinced it to start up in Target Disk mode, wiped it clean with Disk Utility, and told Time Machine, "Hey, look, here's a disk for you!". TM immediately began a full backup, which completed successfully. It did a few more little "mini backups" (as TM does) while he was using the computer. When we went to bed, he closed the MacBook but didn't eject the Mini or turn it off.
When I looked at the Mini this afternoon, it was off. I figured it had shut itself down or whatever. I opened his MacBook and started up the Mini, but it doesn't mount and the MacBook can't see it in Disk Utility. (And yes, the very first thing I did was check the FireWire cable's connection, LOL. It's fine.)
So what just happened here? IDEK.
Thanks in advance!

A.Carlo wrote:
The Mini cannot boot up. Since you wiped out its operating system, it's not able to get up and running. It works only while in Target Disk mode, but rebooting it without holding down the T key to enter Target Disk mode pretty much means it's waiting for an operating system to load.
OMG, I don't know how I could be so stupid, because I totally know how Target Disk Mode works! Clearly, I cannot brain today; I have the dumb.
I connected a USB keyboard to it and booted up while holding down the "T" key, and it showed up on the desktop. TM is now backing up.
Thank you!

Which external disk for RAC at home?

Dear Experts,
Years ago, I tried installing RAC at home on Linux 2.1.
With 2 Dell machines and a firewire external disk.
I was only partially successful.
Today, with Oracle 11, what would be a good external harddisk
to use? A small external NAS, or SAN through the router,
with Oracle Clusterware? Something else?
Multiple VMs with a single internal disk?
This detail is important!
Thanks a lot!

You can go the external shared disk route or you can even go the nfs mounts way. Here is the virtualization route:
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/10g/OracleDB10gR2RACInstallationOnCentos4UsingVMware.php
Perhaps virtualization is the cost effective way (although it is no where the production grade)
Good Luck

External Storage for iPad

I just received this in a marketing email from Seagate. I haven't seen it first hand so don't consider this an endorsement of recommendation, but for those seeking external storage to accompany your iPad, it might be worth a look:

http://www.seagate.com/www/en-us/products/external/external-hard-drive/goflex-sa tellite?cmpid=emc-goflexsat051611-itm-a#tTabContentOverview

External disk for Ultra 2 ?

I have an Ultra 2 at home to play with, 2 internal 9 GB disks, mostly full. It also has an SBUS SCSI card.
So what are my choices to add some disk to this ? I would prefer not replacing what I have. Are there some reasonable external SCSI disks out there ? What do I look for ?
TIA
Andy

Here are a couple of Google image searches.
Sun 611 disk pack (a.k.a. "Unipack")
http://images.google.com/images?q=sun+611+disk+pack&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images
Sun 711 disk pack (a.k.a. "Multipak")
http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&q=sun+711+disk+pack&btnG=Search
There's a 3rd party web site with old copies of the SSH.
you can see some additional details at that site. Not much, but some.
Disk Unipak at Sunshack.Org's SSH
Disk Multipak at Sunshack.Org's SSH

Tiger Archive and Install Using External Disk for Archive?

Any way to do an archive and install by moving the saved stuff to an external usb drive? My 10.4.3 install disk is offering me only erase and install, I was updated to 10.4.8 and quite invested with software, etc., would really like to at least try archive and install, but of course the main drive is too full for that.
As an alternative, is there any way to use single user mode command line to locate and move files before doing the erase and install?
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> One of the unexplained mysteries to me is what users are supposed to do about iTunes libraries?
Create and maintain a backup saved to an external drive or media (used for backup purposes only) as should be done with all other data that is important to you - for this very reason and for other important reasons. It isn't a matter of if but when your hard drive has a partial or complete failure since none last forever.
Since an iPod can be accessed/used via Disk mode as with any other external drive, many use their iPod for backup purposes which is a big mistake IMO since this isn't what an iPod is designed for. There are ways to retrieve music from an iPod but if you have your iPod preferences to automatically launch iTunes and update with iTunes and/or don't have Disk mode enabled, it makes it much more difficult if not impossible.
Do you have access to another Mac that supports being connected to another Mac via Firewire Target Disk mode? If so, you can connect your Mini to another Mac this way to retrieve your data and then you should probably consider reformatting the drive (which completely erases the drive) and then re-install Tiger and all software.

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