External Hard Drive randomly become unwritable?
Hard Drive: Lacie Rugged 1.5 TB hard drive.
Formatted : MacOS Extended (Journaled)
853 GB used, 647 GB Free
Randomly this occurs: I will try to copy something to the Lacie and it gives me any error saying it can not write to the disk... I eject the Lacie and then unplug the USB cord, wait a few seconds, plug cord back in and the Lacie appears back on the desktop... try writing the file to the disk again and it works... 10 minutes or 2 hours later(randomness) and I am having to do this all over again...
Anyone know how to fix this? It just gets annoying to have to go through these steps again and again...
Thanks for your help,
Brent
Are you using the additional "power ony" USB cable? These drives aren't going to do very well with a single 500 mA feed. Either add the second cable (mine came with one), or switch to Firewire (Firewire, even 400, will be much faster than USB anyway!)
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1/26/14 9:17:24.000 PM kernel[0]: MacAuthEvent en0 Auth result for: 40:3c:fc:08:11:77 MAC AUTH succeeded
1/26/14 9:17:24.000 PM kernel[0]: wlEvent: en0 en0 Link UP virtIf = 0
1/26/14 9:17:24.000 PM kernel[0]: AirPort: RSN handshake complete on en0
1/26/14 9:17:24.000 PM kernel[0]: wl0: Roamed or switched channel, reason #8, bssid 40:3c:fc:08:11:77
1/26/14 9:17:24.000 PM kernel[0]: en0: BSSID changed to 40:3c:fc:08:11:77
1/26/14 9:19:35.000 PM kernel[0]: MacAuthEvent en0 Auth result for: 40:3c:fc:08:11:77 MAC AUTH succeeded
1/26/14 9:19:35.000 PM kernel[0]: wlEvent: en0 en0 Link UP virtIf = 0
1/26/14 9:19:35.000 PM kernel[0]: AirPort: RSN handshake complete on en0
1/26/14 9:19:35.000 PM kernel[0]: wl0: Roamed or switched channel, reason #8, bssid 40:3c:fc:08:11:77
1/26/14 9:19:35.000 PM kernel[0]: en0: BSSID changed to 40:3c:fc:08:11:77
1/26/14 9:22:44.000 PM bootlog[0]: BOOT_TIME 1390742564 0
from system diagnostic:
Date/Time: 2014-01-25 00:00:00 +0800
OS Version: 10.9.1 (Build 13B42)
Architecture: x86_64
Report Version: 18
Event: powerstats
Signature: com.apple.SystemStats.TopFanEvent
Start time: 2014-01-25 00:00:00 +0800
End time: 2014-01-25 03:02:52 +0800
Duration: 10972s
Steps: 11015
Hardware model: MacBookPro10,1
Active cpus: 8
Powerstats for: Civilization V C
Microstackshots: 8318 samples
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Backing up Mac HD with Time Capsule AND an external hard drive
I am sure that this question has been asked one way or another but I can't seem to find the exact answer.
I would like to back up my Mac HD with the Time Capsule AND another hard drive essentially to create two backups. Should one fail, I still have another copy as a precaution. The Time Capsule will be my primary back up because my external hard drive is usually switched off and will only be turned on from time to time to perform "less frequent" backups.
With Time Capsule AND the external hard drive on, will Time Machine just update the backup on the external hard drive without becoming confused with the other copy on Time Capsule? In other words, can Time Machine distinguish between two different Time Machine Backup files and bring them up to date accordingly?
I understand there is an archive function on the Time Capsule, which would also serve the purpose. However, I am wondering if there is another way.
Thanks.Rheopaipo wrote:
I am sure that this question has been asked one way or another but I can't seem to find the exact answer.
I would like to back up my Mac HD with the Time Capsule AND another hard drive essentially to create two backups. Should one fail, I still have another copy as a precaution. The Time Capsule will be my primary back up because my external hard drive is usually switched off and will only be turned on from time to time to perform "less frequent" backups.
With Time Capsule AND the external hard drive on, will Time Machine just update the backup on the external hard drive without becoming confused with the other copy on Time Capsule? In other words, can Time Machine distinguish between two different Time Machine Backup files and bring them up to date accordingly?
I understand there is an archive function on the Time Capsule, which would also serve the purpose. However, I am wondering if there is another way.
I don't think it's possible to configure Time Machine to back up to two locations without modifying its settings frequently.
You might consider using that external drive to hold a bootable backup. You can create such a thing with either of the utilities SuperDuper! or Carbon Copy Cloner. If you pay the registration fee for SuperDuper! (~US$28), there's a mode where it will back up only what has changed, which makes the backup operation run quicker. (Carbon Copy Cloner may offer a similar feature.) -
Slow external hard drive and time machine un able to back up
My Western Digital Elements 2 TB USB 2.0 Desktop external hard drive has become very slow to boot. I also use the same drive for time machine, which is now un able to back up. Is there anyway of increasing the speed, and fixing time machine without losing any data, as the drive is not backed up. Thanks.
If Disk Utility can't repair it, there are some expensive third party products that may be able to do so, strictly for the purpose of extracting whatever files remain intact. I have none in particular to recommend.
Some data is already certainly gone. The disk should be replaced regardless of any utility's ability to "repair" it. -
Backing up iTunes Library to New External Hard Drive
I need to move the location of my itunes library as my external hard drive has become full.
I have been backing up my "computer" (i.e. internal hard drive) and the itunes library stored on the external hard drive with TM.
Once I move the library, I will be backing up the new music library. As I understand it, TM will treat this as a completely new backup. Once this is done, I would no longer need or want the older backup on TM -- what's the best way of deleting the older backup since it takes up an enormous amount of space -- i.e. it's 250 gigs -- and then the additional 250 gigs for the NEW music library backup.
ThanksHelen Berman wrote:
I need to move the location of my itunes library as my external hard drive has become full.
I have been backing up my "computer" (i.e. internal hard drive) and the itunes library stored on the external hard drive with TM.
Once I move the library, I will be backing up the new music library. As I understand it, TM will treat this as a completely new backup. Once this is done, I would no longer need or want the older backup on TM -- what's the best way of deleting the older backup since it takes up an enormous amount of space -- i.e. it's 250 gigs -- and then the additional 250 gigs for the NEW music library backup.
Hello again, Helen!
First, see this: moving your iTunes Music folder
Are you moving the iTunes library from one external to a new, larger one? If so, give the new drive a different name than the old one, even if only slightly different (this is for you, not TM!)
Once the data is moved, eject and disconnect the old drive, and leave it alone for now.
Go into Time Machine and delete all backups of the old drive. You'll need the procedure in #E3 of the Time Machine - Troubleshooting *User Tip,* also at the top of this forum, to see them. Select the folder representing the old drive, click the "gear" icon in the Finder window's toolbar, select the +*Delete all backups of <folder name> option.+* You'll get a confirmation prompt, then one for your Admin password. Make a large pot of coffee, as that will take a while! If you exit from the TM display, you'll probably see a progress bar for the deletion.
Be sure the new drive isn't listed in the +Do not back up+ box in TM Preferences > Options. If it is, remove it. Then run a backup, and TM should back-up the new external in full, along with any changes to your internal. Make another pot of coffee!
Once that's done, be certain everything was backed-up properly: check sizes, and messages, and browse the backups.
If I were you, I'd keep that old one around, "just in case," until I really, really needed it for something else. -
External Hard Drive no longer working
Hi Everyone,
I am hoping for a positive response. I have a SimpleTech (SimpleDrive) Model 96300-40001-001 external hard drive that I have been using for about 2 years now. The drive has extermly important information on it.
I just returned from vacation and attempted to reconnect my drive, using it's standard USB Cable, and received the error message of, "The disk was not ejected properly." After reading several previous topics, I attempted to do the following, with negative results:
Reset SMC and PRAM
Change USB Cable
Change Power Supply
Attempted to do Disk Repair, although, unable because the computer would eject the drive
When I first did a PRAM reset, I was able to double click on the hard drive from my desktop and see it's contents on the drive, but, when I tried accessing any of the files, I received the error message once more, (The disk was not ejected properly).
I am currently running a MacBook Pro, Mac OS X, 10.6.8, 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, with 4GB of Memory.
Any advice or suggesstions would be exteremly helpful, as I am trying to access the information left on this drive, which are very important.
RaffiHi, Glenn900. Welcome to the Discussions.
Assuming the hard drive mechanism itself isn't damaged (and that's a big assumption given what you described) the partition map of the drive may be damaged if it was connected to your computer and running when it went for its flight.
The partition map on a running, mounted external hard drive can become corrupted if the external drive is disconnected or powered-off without first being Ejected.
I frankly think there's a good chance that the drive may be damaged if it is not a portable external drive, i.e. one specifically designed and somewhat hardened for carrying around. The enclosure for a conventional, desktop-oriented external hard drive is not hardened, meaning they generally don't respond well to becoming projectiles.
However, if there's a chance to recover any of the data from the drive, my "Data Recovery" FAQ may help you with this problem.
Good luck!
Dr. Smoke
Author: Troubleshooting Mac® OS X
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External hard drive for quick access to photos/music
Hi! I have a 13" Macbook Pro circa 2009. I want to purchase a large and fast external hard drive that I can actively use. Meaning this external hard drive would become my storage for all photos and music, NOT just a backup drive. I want to be able to sync my iPhone to my Macbook Pro, and have iTunes read off of the external drive. And the same for photos and videos. By doing this, I free up about 90% of the space on my Mac, and I'd imagine it would run a lot faster. Firstly, is this even possible? Secondly, which drives can do this? This is the reason I want it to be fast, so that I can seamlessly use the external hard drive as if it's right in my computer. What do you suggest? Can wireless drives do this? I'm more than open to any manufacturer including non-Apple. THANKS.
Yes, you can use an external drive for primary storage. As to which type would be fastest, it's limited to the fastest port on your MacBook Pro (which, in your case, would be FireWire 800, if you've a mid-2009 MacBook Pro).
There are many good drives out there with various degrees of size, but you'll want to look at one with a 'quad' interface, which would include a FireWire 800 port. I've had very good luck with LaCie (now owned by Seagate), LaCie, etc. OWC also has a number of external, quad-interfaced drives.
Good luck,
Clinton -
External hard drive greyed out mavericks
Since upgrading to Mavericks me key working external hard drive has become unreadable. All the data looks like it is there, and the list of folders appear in the finder window, but they are greyed out. (see attached screen grab)
I have tried all my other drives and they are working normally.
I tried this drive with my wifes Mountain lion computer and it worked fine.
The same drive is paritioned with a TM backup as the other part and that works fine.
Any advice? Its probably 1 click somewhere, but haven't been able to find it. I played with the permissions in the info window, but made no differnence.
I really need access to this, so please help.
ThanksI managed to sort it out, but cant really remember/dont really know how I did it. It was super simple and 1 click of a button. I was just trying loads of stuff to see if I could find it and suddenly it was working.
I was deifnitely from the finder window. Try the buttons along the top, including change the arrnage by. Try the tags button and change the tags to none if you can. Finally try in the top menu "view" and click around in that.
Sorry that this is such a terrible reply, but as I said it just happened for me without really knowing what I was doing. So dont worry, all the data is still there.... just click lots of buttons! -
I'm currently running a clean install of Snow Leopard version 10.6.8, and I have done nothing but attempt to mount my external hard drive, which is a Fantom 2 TB Greendrive connected via eSATA through an ExpressCard.
It performed flawlessly in Leopard, and I had no issues with it whatsoever. Then, I performed a clean install of Snow Leopard (erased the drive, and installed via DVD), and when everything had finished, I brought up a finder window, mounted my External Hard drive, and attempted to drag a folder to the desktop. It got to about 15%, and froze. Then, a few seconds later, it told me that I had removed it without ejecting it safely.
It continues to do this every time I try to move a large file to my cleanly installed internal hard drive. It varies on the amount of time it takes to 'eject'. Sometimes the file will get almost halfway there, and then the progress freezes, the 'eject' error is thrown, and my drive dismounts.
The file is about 6.2 GB, and it's vitally important to my livelihood to get this drive working reliably. (It contains CS5 (legitimate copy), as well as extremely important personal files, and i'm a freelance Web Designer and Developer, as well as writer and blogger.)
Short Version:
OS: 10.6.8 (Snow Leopard, clean install)
External: 2TB Fantom Greendrive (eSATA through ExpressCard)
Issue: Randomly ejects drive while transferring larger files.
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much!
Taylor DaughtryI have the same issues, The drivers are not great for eSATA right now. I think apple is puting all there effort into Thunderbolt. Ther should be a Thunderbolt to eSATA adaptor soon, untiull then you might want to get a firewire enclosure for you drive as I have had to do.
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External Hard drive is randomly popping on and off
Hi. You guys are awesome by the way. We need to set up a tip system, where I can paypal something into an account for you... coffee cards or something, maybe itunes songs!
One of my external hard drives is randomly disconnecting and then reconnecting to the computer. It is a 1TB Lacie connected over FW800 thru a daisy chain. It is a video edit suite with LOTS of attachments - three FW drives, a FW deck, two monitors, my ipod, and so on...
Any thoughts? Need more info?
Thanks.
NickDoes it happen when off the daisy chain and hooked directly to the FW 800 port? If you don't know, then try that.
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I'm having some difficulty with Time Machine. It appears to be deleting backups from random dates on my external hard drive. I am not deleting them. Are they hidden and how do I prevent this from happening? Can I retrieve them?
... I didn't know that Time Machine was more a last resort back up instead of main back up.
Don't rely upon Time Machine to the exclusion of all else. I compliment Time Machine with a periodic "clone". TM is much better than nothing, but it's a safety net, not a hammock
Here is my understanding of Time Machine's file deletion algorithm, distilled from Pondini's FAQ, Apple's KB articles, and my own observations.
Time Machine deletes ("thins") files from the backup disk as follows:
Hourly backups over 24 hours old, except the first backup of the day
Daily backups over 30 days old, except the first backup of the week
Older backups get deleted when Time Machine requires space and you deleted them from the source disk.
Therefore, assuming TM has been performing at least one backup per day, backup files will remain available:
at least thirty days, if they existed on your Mac for at least a day
until you run out of space, if they existed on your Mac for at least a week
In addition to the above, Time Machine always keeps one complete copy of your source disk so that the entire volume could be restored if necessary. Any files that remain on your source volume will be present on the TM backup, no matter how old they are.
If you are using 250 GB of space on your source disk, its Time Machine backups are likely to require at least twice that much. A good estimate of the minimum required backup volume size would be about three times the size of your source disk - 1.5 TB in your case.
A more thorough explanation would require Pondini since he has plumbed Time Machine's mysteries far more than I have.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1427 -
Tiger randomly stopped allowing my External Hard drive to mount and...
Hello, I have been using an External Hard Drive (1 terabyte Seagate, new) for a couple months if not a year by now for saving movies, and all of my iTunes on it. Its been working wonderfully. However it recently stopped being able to mount citing invalid hard drive and gives me the options of either eject, ignore, or initialize. Im not sure what to do. And also my computer has been acting funny every since the day it started. I will walk you through it step by step.
July 6th I was surfing the web and unfortunetly clicked on a link that aparently contained a trojan. Or atleast thats what my Antivirus notified me of. I had downloaded the trojan some how without a pop up or anything telling me I was downloading anything. (using safari) So i ran a virus scan and saw one virus was in my system and that it couldnt be deleted or repaired by my antivirus program, Im working on getting rid of that but at the time I had my Seagate 1 terabyte external hard drive attached via fire wire to my Macbook. It was working then.
Later that day I unplugged my hard drive and took my laptop around a little bit, nothing unusual. Then when i came back later that night I tried plugging in my hard drive and a pop up stated that the hard drive was unable to mount and I could either eject, ignore, or initilize. I tried may different routes, restarting, letting it all rest, etc. And in Disk Utility i try to verify the disc and it says its unable to and needs repairs. So I try repairing the disc and it says unable to due to an error.
Then yesterday I went to my applications and noticed none of my applications are there anymore. These applications were saved on the internal hard drive so it was very odd to me. However i can still use spotlight to find and open my apps.
My question is, What can I do to allow my external hard drive to mount? I dont figure it is the trojan on my system but could it be? If so how would I fix it? Im mostly worried about getting the data off the external hard drive then I can reformat it. Or if theres a way to just get it back to normal without reformatting Id love to hear it. As for the applications missing and the trojan on my internal hard drive I can fix that, at the very least Ill just reboot my system with my original OS Disc and just start fresh, its about time anyways.
But please. If anyone has ever had their external hard drive just stop mounting and figured out what to do I would be ever so grateful to hear how you did so. The hard drive itself isnt damaged, its not making any unusual sounds. Whenever i plug it into the computer it acts like normal (turning on and what not) until the computer tells me it cannot mount then nothing happens. Ive looked online and it seems to be a software issue.
If its any help I was downloading a torrent (.avi, no viruses) at the time. I know sometimes if one file on the hard drive becomes corrupt the whole thing becomes unusable. Regardless I would appreciate it if anyone knows a way to at the very least retreive the files on the drive, but preferably know how to just get it back to normal. If i could get it to force mount (via terminal or something) I know which file would possibly be the corrupt one or something so I could work with it.Bejan:
Thanks for posting back with the pics of the messages from your computer. Disk Utility reports "Underlying task reported failure" when repairing a volume is a directory error which cannot be repaired by Disk Utility. Unfortunately, Disk Warrior may not be able to replace the rebuilt directory, either. Tech Tool Pro has a better chance of repairing it, although this particular directory issue can be stubborn, and is often rooted in a hardware issue. Your surest bet is to backup/clone the information on the HDD using a utility like SuperDuper or Carbon Copy Cloner, completely reformat and erase the HDD (directions below), then restore data from backup.
Formatting, Partitioning Erasing an External HDD
• Connect external HDD to computer
• Turn on external HDD
• Start up computer and log in
• Go to Applications > Utilities > Disk Utility and launch DU.
• Select your HDD (manufacturer ID) in left side bar.
• Select Partition tab in main panel.
• Click on Options button
• Select Apple Partition Map (PPC Macs) or GUID Partition Table (Intel Macs)
• Click OK
• Select number of partitions in pull-down menu above Volume diagram.
For more partitions than one, after you have selected the number of partitions adjust the size of the partition by selecting the top partition and typing in the size; then move down if more adjustments need to be made.
(See Dr. Smoke’s FAQ Backup and Recovery for tips on partitioning external HDD)
• Type in name in Name field (usually Macintosh HD)
• Select Volume Format as Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
• Click Partition button at bottom of panel.
• Select Erase tab
• Select the sub-volume (indented) under Manufacturer ID
• Check to be sure your Volume Name and Volume Format are correct.
• Click Erase button
• Repeat above procedure to erase each partition
• Quit Disk Utility.
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