External USB HD permissions

I was trying to find a way to require a password for my external hd to be viewed and accidentally changed the permissions to no access. Now it doesn't even show up when i plug it in. In disk utility, it doesn't let me fix the permissions, that option is not available. I am the computer administrator, so I should have maximum permissions. Any ideas how to fix my hd?

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Have you tried another cable and have you attempted to connect it to another computer? If neither solution works then yes the drive has probably failed. I'd recommend possibly investing in a higher quality drive something like a:
OWC (www.macsales.com) Mercury Elite Pro series
or
Lacie Quadra D2 series
or
G-Tech G series
all are high quality products with similar features and build quality. Personally I use Lacie however I wouldn't hesitate with either of the others.
Roger

My internal hard drive no longer boots. Boots just fine in external usb enclosure.

My internal hard drive no longer boots when inside my laptop. The drive boots just fine in external usb enclosure. It is also fully recognized when internal (as seen in single user mode, recovery mode or while booting from another drive).
I have tried:
with disk utilities
•fixing permissions
•repairing disk
in single user mode
•fsck -fy
zapping the pram
removing ram and zapping the pram
Any suggestions or diagnostics would be appreciated.

Can't believe I spent days reformating my hard drive, restoring it, getting another hard drive... and it was all a cable that failed. I wonder what can make an internal cable like that fail (seems like the least likely part of all to fail).
Thanks PlotinusVeritas
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Can i include external usb drives in Time Machine backups

Can I include external usb drives and sticks in Time Machine backups?
This was the question I searched a week for. My machine is a MBAir with Yosemite. I have a bunch of USB HD and sticks. This is a sharing of what it took to solve. I lost a couple of important document revisions lately because of not having differential backups on them, so wanted to include them in Time Machine.
Yes it can, I found. But it's a wee bit backwards. And apparent inconsistencies drive you crazy. Time Machine is supposed to do this by default, and wants you to tell it what NOT to include. Trouble is, formats create many troubles.
But the USB sticks and HD's you buy are PC formatted. And you'd like to share, as the Apple does with FAT16, FAT32, and exFAT (to overcome the 4G size limit on the others). Even NTFS can be plugged in and be read-only. Turns out you just can't incorporate into TM backups.
Open Time Machine Options, and look at the drives listed in the exclusion window. Drives that you know to be plugged in and registered by Finder, may or not be registered in the exclusion window, and if registered and their icons may be bright or dimmed. Bright will NOT be included. Dimmed are excluded. Normally the operation is to use the or to exclude these drives from your next BU operation. (this instruction is lost the next time in manual mode). So if a drive or stick is shown and is bright it WON'T be backed up. If you it from the window, then it will grey out and WILL be backed up. If it's not there to offer you exclusion, you can browse to such a file or device so you can exclude it. TM's exclusion window will show the PC formats: FAT16, FAT32, and exFAT greyed out (as not included). NTFS is bright looking like it might work, but when doesn't dim, it disappears, and is ignored in the actual BU.
Sources are supposed to be included in the backup if it isn't shown bright in the exclusion window. In this respect I only use TM manually, and not for programmed BU's, so I cannot speak to that.
If everything you have is formatted for the Apple disc system (Mac OS Extended) then there are no contradictions or partial equivalences. The mounted disc or stick will show in TM exclusions window, and if you it, you'll see it in the Time Machine pile of calendared directories, with all the files. And of course it will do the differential backups for it that we use TM for in the first place. Just remember to prepare the BU by not excluding.
BUT NOW THE VARIABLES. It now depends upon the formats. I use the Paragon NTFS program to permit writing NTFS. (Apple can normally read but not write NTFS). Paragon is lovely because for normal computer use, I can read and write both Apple and PC files and disc formats in Finder (for 3 years now). But Time Machine cannot be reached by Paragon so it's NTFS behaviors are outrageous. Paragon reaches Disk Doctor so you can read, write, format and heal both Apple and PC formats. And this really confused things respecting Time Machine. I literally worked through every variable, from stick to disc to prove what did work, and when false appearances of working showed up.
Respecting that very Time Machine display of Finder windows piled backwards through time there's a confusing bug. When first opened, TM shows NOW as the current setup and works just like a Finder window in present time. And the outboard discs and sticks show as in Finder. BUT working back in time, the left window DOES NOT SHOW THE CONDITIONS AT BACKUP but rather in all left windows shows the present setup. So you need to work from the right hand side dates and times to go back and see when you had that stick or HD plugged in. And then, finally, you will see the files you wanted saved. But if there is a stick on the left than TM doesn't like but Finder likes you'll see it left but nothing will be in the files. Clicking on the pretender just jumps to the root.
My Disk Doctor provisions (with Paragon) show, Mac OS Extended (Journaled), Mac OS Extended (Case Sensitive Journaled), MS-DOS (FAT), exFAT, Windows NT Filesystem, Windows NT Filesystem (compressed). It's a better utility than in Microsoft and I use it for such maintenance.
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Hope's this sorts out being lost in the desert for a few of you.
Jock
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Storing normal data files on the Time Capsule is unfortunately not as easy as dropping the folder on the Time Capsule.
Open up Macintosh HD on the Mac
Look for the SHARED heading on the left
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Double click the "Data" folder to mount the drive on the desktop. You may need to enter the device password for the Time Capsule when you do this the first time
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I have a MacBook Pro and a Mac Mini. The Mac Mini has an external firewire and external USB drive attached. I can log into my Mac Mini from my Macbook Pro using file sharing. The problem is I can not connect to the exrternal drives. They are not showing up as options to mount. I could swear I was able to do this before with my old G5. How can I set this up so when I connect to the mac mini I can access the external drives?
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me with this problem!

Well, to be more specific:
Sharepoints allows simple management of the network sharing of folders.
Mac uses Samba as a 'universal' sharing protocol. (Samba, or SMB, is a wel-estabished protocol).
Manual management of the Samba configuration file is possible, but can be tricky. It's a file hidden from easy accessibility within the /private directory structure.
Sharepoints simply allows easy, graphical interface to that file. Sharing of certain folders (and in this case...a USB or Firewire drive), user-access permissions, and other cool stuff...is all handled in a very simple window.
(however, you don't NEED it)
You can download it to your existing machine, and take a look, practice.
It will much clearer once you have a 2cnd Mac. Until this it will all seem like theory.
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I googled and searched this Forum.
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I can't confirm now if drive's trashes can be seen in the main Mac Trash. It's busy replicating RAID1 now. I will check later.
That is your next step. Post back when you can test it.
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regards

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Hmmmmm,,,,
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How do I get to the Hardware Test on the 10.6 Snow Leopard disk?
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Am I right in thinking:
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or B) the OS has been slightly corrupted and may need reloading
or C) I have a virus or conflict (though I haven't added anything new lately). I do have the ButtonManager loading problem for Mac. which is talked about on MacRumors site, etc. but the timing of its appearance and this problem don't match.
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Lost write privileges to external USB hard drive- please help!

Hi,
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Group: my account (dimmed) Access: Read only
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2) I've also, of course, tried repairing permissions on my internal startup drive, which did not help the matter. Also in Disk Utility, I verified/repaired the offendin external USB drive (no problems), Verify/Repair permissions were dimmed for this drive (I assume becuase it doesn't have MacOS X installed on it?)
3) Searched the forums, Western Digital support, etc. and I cannot seem to figure out what has gone wrong.
4) When I connect the drive to another computer (my iBook) the situation is the same. Also, when I create a new admin user account and try to access the drive from that account, I still cannot write to the drive.
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The drive appears in the sidebar with a tiny lock icon, and when I try to copy a file from my internal HD to the external (top level directory, or drag the items right onto the icon), the following things happen:
Open the Terminal in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder and enter the following:
chflags nouchg
followed by a space; next, drag the disk into the Terminal window and press Enter. The lock should now be gone.
The fact that my account was named both as owner and group seemed odd, since in Group the access was "read only".
Recent versions of Mac OS X create a group with the same name whenever you create an account from the Setup Assistant or System Preferences. The Group permissions don't apply in this case.
I changed the Group access to "read & Write", but it's not "sticking" -- when I close teh details field and reopen it, or close the get info window and reopen, the Group access settings go back to "read only".
Did you get an error message after doing this?
Verify/Repair permissions were dimmed for this drive (I assume becuase it doesn't have MacOS X installed on it?)
That is correct. The Repair Permissions mechanism uses data from the /Library/Receipts/ folder on a disk to function, and this data is only present on disks which have Mac OS X installed.
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Unable to access external USB drive on my windows machine

I have an XP SP2 box with several partitions. I Just purchased a MacMini (fisrt time apple user). I have joined the maac to the same workgroup as the XP box and can access all the partitions on the XP box with no problem. With the exception of the C: drive and the External USB drive.
I have the drive at Fat32 and can connect directly to the mac with no problems. Read, write all works fine. connect back to the XP box and I get an error -43. It ask for a user name and password and knows if I use the wrong password. I can even see a list of shares on the sub folders of the external drive but get the error when I try to access.
Thanks in advance
Mac mini Mac OS X (10.4.4)

This could be a smart design inside XP. FAT32 can't store file ownership so maybe it refuses to share a FAT format drve? From a security point of view this would be the right thing to do. On the other hand it could be a bug in XP that just by dumb lock looks like it is doing the right thing.
Either way it sounds like you have a good workaround: put the drive on the Mac and let the Mac share the drive. It's best if the drive is reformatted for the Mac so that user ownership and permissons can be used.
Don't worry one computer can't know how another's dive is formatted. The network hides this. All my shared files are on EXT3 formatted drives on a Linux server. All the clients see is "SBM".

Disk Utility Not Formatting External USB Drive

Hello,
I recently upgraded to Leopard.  Around this same time, my company purchased two, 1 Terabyte USB External drives for my coworker and I in the graphics/web development department.  They arrived this morning and we were very excited.
My problem is that I cannot get Disk Utility to erase/format the new, external USB TB drive for use with my MBP.  Disk Utility fails almost immediately with the following message:
"*Disk Erase Failed*
Disk Erase failed with the error:
File system formatter failed."
The options I'm choosing for the Erase are:
Volume Format: MAC OS EXTENDED  (i've even tried the 'journaled' version too)
Name: TB
As soon as I hit 'Erase' I get the error message I listed above.  The volume never mounts on my desktop and does not exist.  I can see the drive itself in the System Profiler, so my Mac sees it, it just can't format it!  I've also made sure all my permissions were repaired, so I'm just a little confused as to why this simple task keeps failing?
Is there some additional, esoteric step that I'm missing?
My coworker was able to get his disk to work because he did NOT have Time Machine turned on yet.  When he connected his new TB drive, Time Machine asked him to format/initialize the disk and he of course said "ok."  I had Time Machine set to use my OLD external USB drive and it's been working great. As of this writing, my coworker is a happy camper. I, however, am not.  I'm not blaming Time Machine, just noting the differences between my coworker's experience and my own. Since the volume is not currently mounted on my machine, I can't format my disk the same way as my coworker has done using Time Machine, since Time Machine doesn't see the volume.
My fear is that the manufacturer (whom I've also contacted and am awaiting their response) will throw this back to a software problem....and the folks on the forum here will point their fingers and say 'hardware problem.'  Ah, the eternal struggle.....who to blame?
Any help or additional troubleshooting tips are greatly appreciated.

This is the best, and only, way to format an external hard drive, which is courtesy of Kappy.
Extended Hard Drive Preparation
1. Open Disk Utility in your Utilities folder. If you need to reformat your startup volume, then you must boot from your OS X Installer Disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. When the menu bar appears select Disk Utility from the Installer menu (Utilities menu for Tiger or Leopard.)
2. After DU loads select your hard drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Note the SMART status of the drive in DU's status area. If it does not say "Verified" then the drive is failing or has failed and will need replacing. SMART info will not be reported on external drives. Otherwise, click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
3. Click on the Options button, set the partition scheme to GUID (only required for Intel Macs) then click on the OK button. Set the number of partitions from the dropdown menu (use 1 partition unless you wish to make more.) Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Partition button and wait until the volume(s) mount on the Desktop.
4. Select the volume you just created (this is the sub-entry under the drive entry) from the left side list. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window.
5. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Options button, check the button for Zero Data and click on OK to return to the Erase window.
6. Click on the Erase button. The format process will take 30 minutes to an hour or more depending upon the drive size.
Steps 4-6 are optional but should be used on a drive that has never been formatted before, if the format type is not Mac OS Extended, if the partition scheme has been changed, or if a different operating system (not OS X) has been installed on the drive.

My external USB drive became read-only

I migrated from a Macbook (black) to a new Macbook Pro (late 2008 model) a week ago. Everything seemed to work fine except that I can't write to an external USB drive (worked fine with the Macbook) from my new Macbook Pro. Disk utility indicated I only have read-only access and didn't give me a way to change the permissions. The drive still works normally (read-write) with the old Macbook.
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I know I can re-format the drive with Macbook pro but I don't want to lose the data. I have no other storage to temporary hold the data (about 450G worth.) I tend to change computers every 6 months or so. This will continue to be a problem for me. I am looking for a nice permanent solution.
Thanks.

Welcome to Apple Discussions:
You probably do not have write access to the drive, if it came from a Mac with another account.
In a terminal run the command
ls -al /volumes
and see what permissions the drive has.
You should see something like
drwxrwxrwx 1 nero nero 16384 Dec 18 13:02 TravelDrive
Where "nero" is the name of the user who has access to the drive. Notice that on my drive, everyone has read, write, execute privileges on the drive.
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NFS export external USB device fails

I am trying to NFS export a FAT32 formatted external USB device, which fails with the error:
/sbin/nfsd: Can't export /Volumes/<external>: Operation not supported (45)
I am able to export internal/HFS drives, which have the "Owners Enabled: Yes" attribute, and therefore assume I need to set the flag accordingly on my external drive.
Despite the fact that the device has been assigned a uuid (it appears to be in place in .fseventsd and running 'repair disk' echos it in syslog), I get this error when running vsdbutil:
vsdbutil: Couldn't update volume information for '/Volumes/<external>/': Invalid argument
vsdbutil: no valid volume UUID found on '/Volumes/<external>/': Invalid argument
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Permissions are not enabled on the disk (-9973)
I attempted to add the uuid to /var/db/volinfo.database in order to set the permissions there, to no effect.
I don't believe that I am the only person who has attempted this, but I can find no evidence to the contrary. Thank you.

NFS exporting requires specific NFS serving support from the file system.
Unfortunately, the "msdos" file system implementation doesn't currently
support NFS exporting.
If you'd like that support added, I would strongly encourage filing a
bug report/enhancement request with Apple:
http://developer.apple.com/bugreporter/
HTH
--macko

Import/Sync Photo's from external USB drive

I would like to sync photos that are stored in a external USB drive. In iTunes the files are greyed out and I am unable to select them unless I first import them into iPhoto. That is a waste of space. Is there a workaround for this?

Check your permissions for the drive, folders and files you are trying to use. Are the photos in the correct format on the drive.

External USB hard drive spontaneously ejects.

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If anyone has any thoughts I would appreciate it!

This sounds very much like the problem I am experiencing. I have a Core i5 27" iMac which was purchased back in December. External USB storage devices (including an iPod shuffle) spontaneously disconnect without warning. Time machine backups will fail while they are in progress at different points in time. iTunes sync operations with my iPod shuffle will sometimes be interrupted. I have no USB hubs connected to my machine. Nor any other devices. The cabling is very good quality and free from sources of noise. The same external drive and cable worked fine with my Mac Pro. I'm running a 64 bit kernel, but I've seen the same problem booted in the 32 bit kernel.
Console log messages below.
- Matt
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel USBF: 8861.763 AppleUSBEHCI[0xffffff80133cd000]::Found a transaction past the completion deadline gress/A6A62EDF-EB6B-4BB5-AD27-14CE0D6548F8/Mac OS X/Users/ann/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Dirty Vegas/Dirty Vegas/04 Days Go By.m4a] [FSLogMsgID 757946221] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel sgID 342134640] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel gMsgID 473383956] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 30614] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1929688452] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 3] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-rrNo 6] [IOType Write] [PBlkNum 33901896] [LBlkNum 2916] [FSLogMsgID 1286214201] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel sgID 2080029649] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel e.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1755638369] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not prpple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1007401274] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel pple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1806693641] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is nlity com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 447582800] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel m.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1844437056] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is notity com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1119035640] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel D 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 93521861] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel e.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1749560974] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 4057] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ID 2119351251] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel irst]
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2seadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A725128] [LBlkNum 4172] [FSLogMsgID 647487531] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel MsgID 404964368] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not presentple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/lMsgID 48207754] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/441Num 34732632] [LBlkNum 5110] [FSLogMsgID 275354534] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ID 1021297206] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 3] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69lkNum 36144768] [LBlkNum 6383] [FSLogMsgID 901682743] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not presey com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1176231290] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.stem.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 645043348] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 3] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 19sgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 372494250] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media isity com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1903329952] [FSLogMsgOrderLevel 3] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1058812552] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ve.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 1323043687] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ty com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexArrays] [FSLogMsgID 921012509] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not presentcom.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-8856] [LBlkNum 11894] [FSLogMsgID 457294453] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel [FSLogMsgOrder First]
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 4104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D61BC1B/live.0.indexPositionTable] [FSLogMsgID 1671008095] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ID 1256802466] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel .indexPositionTable] [FSLogMsgID 1143082955] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel sgID 253091129] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel sgID 95968371] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2ID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /VolumesID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [ErrType IO] [ErrNo 6] [IOType Write] [PBlkNum 33925280] [LBlkNum 1134] [FSLogMsgID 2047466993] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel Ids] [FSLogMsgID [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel 17] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel ility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexTermIds] [FSLogMsgID 1120594178] gOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel Level 3] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indeLogMsgID 1462662926] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel Ids] [FSLogMsgID 1253852141] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel [Level 3] [ReadUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexTermIds] [FSLogMsgID 30] [FSLogMsgOrder First]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel adUID 0] [Facility com.apple.system.fs] [DevNode /dev/disk2s2] [MountPt /Volumes/Backup] [Path /Volumes/Backup/.Spotlight-V100/Store-V1/Stores/44104FCC-69A1-47A2-884C-897B7D6 1BC1B/live.0.indexTermIds] [FSLogMsgID 1446376793] [FSLogMsgOrder Last]
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
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11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel disk2s2: media is not present.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel
11/02/2010 20:22:57 kernel jnl: disk2s2: close: journal 0xffffff8013500d20, is invalid. aborting outstanding transactions
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Stopping backupd because the backup volume was ejected!
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Stopping backup.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error: (-8062) SrcErr:NO Copying /Users/ann/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Dirty Vegas/Dirty Vegas/04 Days Go By.m4a to /Volumes/Backup/Backups.backupdb/iMac/2010-02-11-195924.inProgress/A6A62EDF-EB6 B-4BB5-AD27-14CE0D6548F8/Mac OS X/Users/ann/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Dirty Vegas/Dirty Vegas
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Copied 145456 files (14.9 GB) from volume Mac OS X.
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Copy stage failed with error:11
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:57 com.apple.backupd[727] Error writing to backup log. NSFileHandleOperationException:* -[NSConcreteFileHandle writeData:]: Input/output error
11/02/2010 20:22:58 com.apple.backupd[727] Backup failed with error: 27
11/02/2010 20:23:01 kernel USBF: 8865.598 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:01 kernel USBF: 8866.415 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:23:06 kernel USBF: 8871.311 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:07 kernel USBF: 8872.143 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:23:13 kernel USBF: 8878.239 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:14 kernel USBF: 8879. 87 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:23:21 kernel USBF: 8886.383 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:22 kernel USBF: 8887.214 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:23:31 kernel USBF: 8895.711 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:32 kernel USBF: 8896.559 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:23:41 kernel USBF: 8906.255 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:42 kernel USBF: 8907. 87 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:23:53 kernel USBF: 8917.983 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:23:54 kernel USBF: 8918.830 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:24:06 kernel USBF: 8930.927 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:24:07 kernel USBF: 8931.759 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:24:20 kernel USBF: 8945. 55 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:24:21 kernel USBF: 8945.903 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:24:35 kernel USBF: 8960.399 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:24:36 kernel USBF: 8961.230 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:24:52 kernel USBF: 8976.927 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:24:53 kernel USBF: 8977.774 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:25:10 kernel USBF: 8994.671 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:25:11 kernel USBF: 8995.502 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:25:29 kernel USBF: 9013.599 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:25:29 kernel USBF: 9014.447 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:25:49 kernel USBF: 9033.744 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:25:50 kernel USBF: 9034.575 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:26:10 kernel USBF: 9055. 72 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:26:11 kernel USBF: 9055.920 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:26:33 kernel USBF: 9077.617 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:26:33 kernel USBF: 9078.449 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:26:56 kernel USBF: 9101.345 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:26:57 kernel USBF: 9102.192 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:27:21 kernel USBF: 9126.288 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:27:22 kernel USBF: 9127.120 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)
11/02/2010 20:27:47 kernel USBF: 9152.417 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device.
11/02/2010 20:27:48 kernel USBF: 9153.265 [0xffffff80135b6c00] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 3 of Hub at 0xfd100000)

Unkown error copying from external USB HDD

I copied all my files from Windows Pc to external USB HDD (FAT32). Now I can see the disc and the files on my new iMac, but I can not copy them.
Error -8062 unknown error comes up. What can I do? Same problem exists when copying from TimeCapsule drive.

Hi,
The main reason for the appearance of this error message is incorrect permission settings of files and folders, or locked files, occasionally it can be caused by too full of Hard Drive.
"Try Disk Utility
1. Insert the Mac OS X Install disc, then restart the computer while holding the C key.
2. When your computer finishes starting up from the disc, choose Disk Utility from the Installer menu at the top of the screen. (In Mac OS X 10.4 or later, you must select your language first.)
Important: Do not click Continue in the first screen of the Installer. If you do, you must restart from the disc again to access Disk Utility.
3. Click the First Aid tab.
4. Select your Mac OS X volume.
5. Click Repair. Disk Utility checks and repairs the disk."
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
Then try a Safe Boot, (holding Shift key down at bootup), run Disk Utility in Applications>Utilities, then highlight your drive, click on Repair Permissions, reboot when it completes.
(Safe boot may stay on the gray radian for a long time, let it go, it's trying to repair the Hard Drive.)
Also try repairing the external drive.

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