How to download data to flash drive in USB port

this seems like it would be a simple basic thing to do....

How is the flash drive formatted? What disk format is required by your synthesizer? I'm thinking you probably need to use a PC format - NTFS or FAT. OS X cannot write to an NTFS formatted drive, but it can write to one formatted FAT (MSDOS.) If you can use the latter, then you need to format the flash drive. This is not straight-forward on the Mac as it would be on a PC.
Put the flash drive in a USB port on your Mac and open Disk Utility in your Utilities folder.
Drive Partition and Format
1. Open Disk Utility in your Utilities folder.
2. After DU loads select your flash drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list.Click on the Partition tab in the Disk Utility main window.
3. Under the Volume Scheme heading set the number of partitions from the drop down menu to one. Click on the Options button, set the partition scheme to MBR then click on the OK button. Set the format type to MSDOS. Click on the Apply button and wait until the process has completed.
4. Check the status and be sure it shows Format type: as MSDOS. If not, then repeat Steps 2 and 3.
Try the flash drive now.

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Hello Everyone,
First i am sorry for My English also if i post wrong place.
In HyperV, I created 3 VM machines, and i want each machines can access to Data or Flash Drive from Host machine.
THanks you so much!
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VeasnaYim

Hi,
The Hyper-V forum is here:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/home?forum=winserverhyperv
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I have a new NB505-N500BL netbook. I am trying to create a backup using the Toshiba Recovery Media Center.
However, it doesn't seem to recognize that I have an 8GB flash drive installed.
Everytime I hit "create," I get the message to insert a 7.7GB flash drive. When I hit "OK" I get a msg to insert a flash drive greater than 7.7GB.
The 8GB flash drive is installed. I've tried it in all 3 USB ports. I've tried inserting it before turning ont the computer and afterwards.
I bought the flash drive directly from Toshiba so it should be good. I also assume a new 8GB flash drive meets the requirements of 7.7GB.
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Hi Emma,
Contrary to what the size it's asking for, it's possible that the drive is just slightly too small. Even though the data may fit on the drive you have, the way TRMC calculates its free space may be slightly off. If you wish, you can try building this by hand and see if it fits. As follows:
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2. Now reboot the machine hitting the <F8> key until you are presented with a menu.
3. The first option should be "Repair...", then hit <ENTER>
4. You will be present with two login screens and eventually arrive at a repair menu.
5. First open up a command box and leave it open.
6. Now go back to the menu and launch the "TOSHIBA Recovery Wizard".
7. It will eventually get to a warning screen. Don't go pass this warning screen.
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"robocopy Q: (USB Drive letter) /E /R:1 /W:2
10. Once everythings copied (assuming it fits), <Cancel> and the warning screen and then try rebooting from your USB drive.
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Odd storage space behavior for flash drive in USB port of E4200

Using Mac OS 10.6.8 on a MacPro 2x2.8 ghz quad core intel xeon with 20GB ram
I have a Linksys E4200 with Linksys Smart WiFi
I have an unknown brand USB Flash drive in the E4200 router. The USB Storage status tab reads I have used 68MB of 1.87GB of storage space. The Mac Finder window reads the drive as having 2.8MB available. I have refreshed, disconnected and reconnected many times.
I tried to copy a 49.5GB TIF file into the drive through the Finder and I get this error:
Then I tried to copy a 2.8MB PDF file and got the same error.
Keep in mind I was just able to copy this over yesterday--and delete it. Now I cannot copy it over. This same incident of the router changing it's mind happened with multiple folders and various files. First it doesn't take it. Then it takes it. Then it doesn't take it.
Here's a weird error I got when trying to copy a game emulator:
When I refresh in Linksys Smart Wifi, I am still told there is plenty of space.
Now I deleted everything in the drive and successfully copied over a bunch of tiny 233KB files. Smart Wifi shows over 1GB of space remaining.
Then I tried to copy a 160MB folder of small data files. Got the same not enough space error. So I tried a 7.5MB file. Same space error.
Does anyone have any clue why this is happening? I tried to searach the forum and did not find anything similar.

If that's the storage device then that's ok. From what you have posted this is just a 2GB usb flash stick. So if you cannot copy more files to it, it could either be the file format you are transferring is not supported or the disc space is not enough. Connect the flash drive directly to your computer and test it that way. If you still cannot copy any files then I suggest that you reformat the usb flash stick.

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Since Parallels is not an Apple product, you're more likely to receive an accurate response by posting your question on the Parallels forums:
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Here you are bro, courtesy of "softpedia.com"....brilliant site!!!
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After the check has ended and, if the errors exceed a certain level of seriousness, the Disk Utility application will require you to restart your Mac and use its Mac OS X Install disc counterpart.
Other users may have to reinstall OS X altogether, but will find, or already know, that their SuperDrive (a CD/DVD reader and write combo drive) is not functioning properly and it will not be able to read the Install disc.
Although this might happen to Mac OS X Leopard users due to faultyhardware, the vast majority of problematic SuperDrives will be encountered inside Snow Leopard running Macs.
This is due to the updated SuperDrive firmware included in either the Install disc or the software updates one has to install to reach the latest version of OS X, namely 10.6.6.
This can be fixed by flashing the SuperDrive’s stock firmware using free command line tools that one can find for free online (I will write about this process also, but at a later time because this article only focuses on allowing you to create your own alternative USB boot disc).
If you are reading this last bit of information with skepticism, than you should know that it happened to me too. Despite all my tries to make it work properly, the SuperDrive kept on munching any inserted DVDs and just popped them out in about twenty seconds.
The workaround to this issue was to create my own Leopard bootable USB memory stick. I am not suggesting a Snow Leopard bootable stick mainly because there are lots of users that have decided to buy the cheaper, Upgrade version, which I have not tested and, therefore, I’m not sure if it will work properly once written to a USB disk.
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Step 1 (If you already have the Leopard install disc DMG file you can skip to Step 2)
Launch Disk Utility (you can find it inside /Applications/Utilities). Here select the Leopard Install disc in the list of drives on the left and click on the New Image menu entry at the top of the window. A save message will appear where you will have to select the Desktop as a destination.
Step 2
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****************Global declarations***********************
TYPE-POOLS: slis,
kkblo.
TYPES: t_fccls(1) TYPE c OCCURS 0.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_nosum,
fieldname     TYPE kkblo_fieldname,           "Field name
tabname       TYPE kkblo_tabname,             "Table name
fieldname_dep TYPE kkblo_fieldname,           "Field name
tabname_dep   TYPE kkblo_tabname,             "Table name
index         TYPE sy-index,                  "Index
END OF ty_nosum.
TYPES: t_nosum TYPE TABLE OF ty_nosum INITIAL SIZE 0 WITH NON-UNIQUE DEFAULT KEY.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_dep_field,
s_dep_fieldcat TYPE kkblo_fieldcat,            "Field cat
t_ref_fieldcat TYPE kkblo_t_fieldcat,          "Field cat
END OF ty_dep_field.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_ref_field,
s_ref_fieldcat TYPE kkblo_fieldcat,           "Field cat
s_dep_fieldcat TYPE kkblo_fieldcat,           "Field cat
END OF ty_ref_field.
TYPES: t_dep_field TYPE ty_dep_field OCCURS 0.        "
TYPES: t_ref_field TYPE ty_ref_field OCCURS 0.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_memory,
object(20) TYPE c,                        "Object
memcount(4) TYPE c,                        "count
END OF ty_memory.
*ALV Customer Wrapper
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_type_header_info,
tabname   TYPE kkblo_tabname,            "Table name
fieldname TYPE kkblo_fieldname,          "Field name
sequence TYPE i,                        "Sequence
field     TYPE char80,                    "Field
pagno     TYPE sypagno,                   "Page num
linno     TYPE sy-linno,                  "Current Line in List
colno     TYPE sy-colno,                  "Current List Column
END   OF ty_type_header_info,
t_type_header_info TYPE SORTED TABLE OF ty_type_header_info
WITH UNIQUE KEY tabname fieldname.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_type_row_info,
tabname   TYPE kkblo_tabname,            "Table name
tabindex TYPE syindex,                  "Index
field     TYPE char80,                   "Field name
pagno     TYPE sypagno,                  "Page num
linno     TYPE sy-linno,                 "Current Line in List
colno     TYPE sy-colno,                 "Current List Column
END   OF ty_type_row_info,
t_type_row_info TYPE SORTED TABLE OF ty_type_row_info
WITH UNIQUE KEY tabname tabindex.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_type_sel_header,
tabname   TYPE kkblo_tabname,           "table name
fieldname TYPE kkblo_fieldname,         "field name
END   OF ty_type_sel_header,
t_type_sel_header TYPE SORTED TABLE OF ty_type_sel_header
WITH UNIQUE KEY tabname fieldname.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_type_sel_row,
tabname   TYPE kkblo_tabname,
tabindex TYPE syindex,
END   OF ty_type_sel_row,
t_type_sel_row TYPE SORTED TABLE OF ty_type_sel_row
WITH UNIQUE KEY tabname tabindex.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_type_sel_cell,
tabname   TYPE kkblo_tabname,
tabindex TYPE syindex,
fieldname TYPE kkblo_fieldname,
END   OF ty_type_sel_cell.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_type_selections,
t_row_info         TYPE t_type_row_info,
t_header_info      TYPE t_type_header_info,
t_selected_headers TYPE t_type_sel_header,
t_selected_rows    TYPE t_type_sel_row,
s_current_cell     TYPE ty_type_sel_cell,
set_headers        TYPE sap_bool,
set_rows           TYPE sap_bool,
set_current_cell   TYPE sap_bool,
END   OF ty_type_selections.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_stack3,
r_grid         TYPE REF TO cl_gui_alv_grid,        "Y6DK050176
r_salv_adapter TYPE REF TO if_salv_adapter,
s_selections   TYPE ty_type_selections,
r_print_state TYPE REF TO if_alv_print_parameter_proxy, "Y6DK075821
suppress_empty_data TYPE abap_bool,
END OF ty_stack3.
TYPES: t_stack3 TYPE ty_stack3 OCCURS 0.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_stack,
i_callback_program       TYPE sy-repid,
i_callback_user_command TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_top_of_page   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_top_of_list   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_end_of_page   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_end_of_list   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_pf_status_set TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_fieldcat_save TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_layout_save   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_tabname                TYPE kkblo_tabname,
i_tabname_slave          TYPE kkblo_tabname,
is_keyinfo               TYPE kkblo_keyinfo,
is_layout                TYPE kkblo_layout,
it_fieldcat              TYPE kkblo_t_fieldcat,
i_fctype(1)              TYPE c,
it_excluding             TYPE kkblo_t_extab,
it_special_groups        TYPE kkblo_t_sp_group,
it_sort                  TYPE kkblo_t_sortinfo,
it_except_qinfo          TYPE kkblo_t_qinfo,
is_sel_hide              TYPE kkblo_sel_hide,
t_columns                TYPE kkblo_t_columns,
t_filter                 TYPE kkblo_t_filter,
s_lprint                 TYPE kkblo_lprint,
print_line_break         TYPE char1,
t_isetab                 TYPE kkblo_seldis,
t_fccls                  TYPE t_fccls,
t_sfinfo                 TYPE kkblo_t_sfinfo,
t_ref_field              TYPE t_ref_field,
t_dep_field              TYPE t_dep_field,
flg_default_status(1)    TYPE c,
flg_selections           TYPE char1,
flg_allow_no_selection   TYPE char1,
flg_input                TYPE char1,
flg_called               TYPE char1,
flg_popup                TYPE char1,
flg_endlist              TYPE char1,
listtype                 TYPE char1,
actcols                  TYPE i,
is_list                  TYPE char1,
END OF ty_stack.
TYPES: t_stack TYPE ty_stack OCCURS 0.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_stack2,
button_col1(20)                TYPE c,
button_col2(20)                TYPE c,
button_col3(20)                TYPE c,
button_col4(20)                TYPE c,
button_col5(20)                TYPE c,
s_header                       TYPE kkblo_header,
t_sfinfo_slave                 TYPE kkblo_t_sfinfo,
t_suminfo                      TYPE kkblo_t_sfinfo,
t_sfsave                       TYPE kkblo_t_sfinfo,
t_nosum                        TYPE t_nosum,
window_title                   TYPE rsmpe-tittext, " Item_selection
flg_scroll_to_line(1)          TYPE c, " Item_selection
flg_top_of_page(1)             TYPE c,
flg_subtot(1)                  TYPE c,
flg_output_in_progress(1)      TYPE c,
flg_grouplevels(1)             TYPE c,
flg_groupedit(1)               TYPE c,
flg_calculate_totals(1)        TYPE c,
sumlevel                       TYPE sy-tabix,
memory_stack1                  TYPE ty_memory,
memory_stack2                  TYPE ty_memory,
memory_outtab                  TYPE ty_memory,
t_colmark                      TYPE kkblo_t_colmark,
t_rowmark                      TYPE kkblo_t_rowmark,
it_event_exit                  TYPE kkblo_t_event_exit,
t_groups                       TYPE kkblo_t_grouplevels,
t_filter_groups                TYPE kkblo_t_grouplevels,
s_subtot_options               TYPE kkblo_subtot_options,
flg_append_mode(1)             TYPE c,
is_reprep_id                   TYPE kkblo_reprep_id,
i_callback_before_line_output TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_after_line_output   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_foreign_top_of_page TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_foreign_end_of_page TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_list_modify         TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_top_of_coverpage    TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_end_of_coverpage    TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_grouplevel_change   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_item_data_expand    TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_header_transport    TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_reprep_sel_modify   TYPE kkblo_formname,
i_callback_subtotal_text       TYPE kkblo_formname,
END OF ty_stack2.
TYPES: t_stack2 TYPE TABLE OF ty_stack2 INITIAL SIZE 0.
** *--- iTables
DATA: it_stack TYPE t_stack WITH HEADER LINE.
DATA: it_stack2 TYPE t_stack2 WITH HEADER LINE.
***ALV Customer Wrapper
DATA: it_stack3 TYPE t_stack3 WITH HEADER LINE.
CONSTANTS: BEGIN OF c_con_listtype,
simple(1)    TYPE c VALUE 'S',
hier_sequ(1) TYPE c VALUE 'H',
matrix(1)    TYPE c VALUE 'M',
END OF c_con_listtype.
DATA:   gv_callback_program1      TYPE sy-repid,
gv_callback_user_command1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_top_of_page1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_top_of_list1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_end_of_page1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_end_of_list1   TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_pf_status_set1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_layout_save1    TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_fieldcat_save1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_grouplevel_change1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_before_line_otput1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_after_line_otput1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_foreign_top_of_pg1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_foreign_end_of_pg1 TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_list_modify1          TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_top_of_coverpge1     TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_end_of_coverpge1     TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_item_data_expand1     TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_header_transport1     TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_reprep_sel_modify1    TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_callback_subtotal_text1       TYPE kkblo_formname,
gv_layout1   TYPE kkblo_layout,
gv_fieldcat1 TYPE kkblo_t_fieldcat,
gv_fctype1 TYPE c,
gv_event_exit1 TYPE kkblo_t_event_exit,
gv_excluding1   TYPE kkblo_t_extab,
gv_special_groups1 TYPE kkblo_t_sp_group,
gv_sort1 TYPE kkblo_t_sortinfo,
gv_filter1 TYPE kkblo_t_filter,
gv_except_qinfo1 TYPE slis_t_qinfo_alv,
gv_sel_hide1 TYPE slis_sel_hide_alv,
gv_reprep_id1   TYPE slis_reprep_id,
gv_screen_start_column1 TYPE i,
gv_salv_adapter1   TYPE REF TO if_salv_adapter,
gv_suppress_empty_data1 TYPE sap_bool.
FUNCTION z_excel_download_test.
*"*"Local Interface:
*" IMPORTING
*"     REFERENCE(I_BYPASSING_BUFFER) TYPE CHAR01 OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_BUFFER_ACTIVE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_PROGRAM) TYPE SY-REPID OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_USER_COMMAND) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_TOP_OF_PAGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_TOP_OF_LIST) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_END_OF_PAGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_END_OF_LIST) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_PF_STATUS_SET) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_LAYOUT_SAVE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_FIELDCAT_SAVE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_GROUPLEVEL_CHANGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_BEFORE_LINE_OUTPUT) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_AFTER_LINE_OUTPUT) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_FOREIGN_TOP_OF_PAGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_FOREIGN_END_OF_PAGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_LIST_MODIFY) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_TOP_OF_COVERPAGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_ITEM_DATA_EXPAND) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_END_OF_COVERPAGE) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_HEADER_TRANSPORT) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_REPREP_SEL_MODIFY) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_CALLBACK_SUBTOTAL_TEXT) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_TABNAME) TYPE SLIS_TABNAME OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_FCTYPE) DEFAULT 'R'
*"     REFERENCE(IT_EXCEPT_QINFO) TYPE SLIS_T_QINFO_ALV OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IS_SEL_HIDE) TYPE SLIS_SEL_HIDE_ALV OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IS_REPREP_ID) TYPE SLIS_REPREP_ID OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_SCREEN_START_COLUMN) DEFAULT 0
*"     REFERENCE(I_OO_ALV) OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IR_SALV_ADAPTER) TYPE REF TO IF_SALV_ADAPTER OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(I_SUPPRESS_EMPTY_DATA) TYPE SAP_BOOL DEFAULT
*"       ABAP_FALSE
*"     REFERENCE(I_FILE) TYPE STRING OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IT_FIELDCAT) TYPE SLIS_T_FIELDCAT_ALV OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IS_LAYOUT) TYPE SLIS_LAYOUT_ALV OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IT_SORT) TYPE SLIS_T_SORTINFO_ALV OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IT_FILTER) TYPE SLIS_T_FILTER_ALV OPTIONAL
*"     REFERENCE(IT_EXCLUDING) TYPE SLIS_T_EXTAB OPTIONAL
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*"     REFERENCE(IS_KEYINFO) TYPE SLIS_KEYINFO_ALV OPTIONAL
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