How to restore rejected images?

How do I restore images in Aperture that were accidently rejected during upload. I can not seem to re load either. They are in a folder but inactive

Assuming they were successfully imported: Filter the Browser for "Rejected". Select them. Change the rating to something else.
If they weren't successfully imported, import them.

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How to restore DMG image (advanced)

Hi guys,
I made a backup of USB key, which comes with my Xtreamer Ultra, I needed that key for another purpose. Now I need to make a restore of this DMG. Problem is, I dont know why, I tried Disk Utility, after the scan of image, anyway I can not restore it.
So I tried:
2ge@[macbookpro /dev]> sudo hdiutil attach ~/Desktop/Storage\ Xtreamer\ Media.dmg -nomount
Checksumming Master Boot Record (MBR : 0)…
        Master Boot Record (MBR : 0): verified   CRC32 $50087C4E
Checksumming (Apple_Free : 1)…
                    (Apple_Free : 1): verified   CRC32 $00000000
Checksumming (Windows_FAT_32 : 2)…
                (Windows_FAT_32 : 2): verified   CRC32 $DAE7396C
Checksumming (Linux_Ext2FS : 3)…
                  (Linux_Ext2FS : 3): verified   CRC32 $B40BA82C
Checksumming (Apple_Free : 4)…
                    (Apple_Free : 4): verified   CRC32 $00000000
verified   CRC32 $2D4890D1
/dev/disk5                    FDisk_partition_scheme
/dev/disk5s1                  Windows_FAT_32
/dev/disk5s2                  Linux
please help me how to restore this DMG.
Thanks!

Hi,
It may be that you have inadvertantly wiped the Recovery Partition D when sanitising the drive, or it may have become corrupt. Either way, you best option is to reinstall the OS using recovery discs as these will also re-create the Recovery Partition on the HDD.
You can order a replacement set of Recovery Discs using the link below.
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No "install later" option in bootcamp? how to restore winclone image?, no "install later" option in bootcamp? how to restore winclone image?

I have created an image of my windows partition using winclone 2.2 and got an image out of it already. But the problem now is when I wanna start it up and create a new partition using bootcamp, there seem to be no "install later" option and I have to put the disk straight away. How can I restore the winclone image? Plesae help me I need it. Its really urgent. Any sort of help would me appreciated.i

From what I recall about Winclone, it requires you to have the destination partition already formatted (usually NTFS for Windows). To get that on a Mac, you would need to run the BootCamp Assistant, create the partition, then run the WIndows installed to get to the point of copying files to the new partition, then you can cancel the install. IIRC, the Windows install process doesn't commit the partition changes until you start to copy files to the new partition, so sopping any time before that may not leave your partition in the state you need for the restore anyway....

How to Restore disk image to smaller image?

Hi there;
Not entirely sure if this is where this question needs to be posted.
I'm in a little bit of a pickle. I purchased a Imac g5 1.6 ghz (2004) and want to install Leopard (10.5) on it.
I have a DMG copy of the installer but my problem was that the file is too large to be burned on a single layer DVD (i know I can burn it on a DL DVD, but I don't want to buy a pack of 5 DVD's and only need One). So I used disk utility and created a sparse image (8.7GB) and restore the DMG to that image. I stripped all the unneccessary files (languages and printer drivers). then I went back to create a 4.7 GB sparse disk image to restore the newly formatted DMG, but It still says that there is not enough space on the disk, when my Image is 4.7GB and the image is 4.45 GB.
My understanding is that even though i'm only using 4.45GB it still shows as the original 8.7GB.
I'm currently running OSX 10.7.4 (lion) on my macbook pro and disk utility wont let me complete the task I have at hand.
I'm new to this so could someone help me?

You can get
1. Snow Leopard - http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573Z/A/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard
2. Mountain Lion - http://store.apple.com/us/product/D6377Z/A/os-x-mountain-lion
3. Lion - http://store.apple.com/us/product/D6106Z/A/os-x-lion
You can get Mavericks and Yosemite from the App Store.

[SOLVED] How to restore kernel image after wrong /etc/mkinitcpio.conf

I wanted to learn a bit more about the kernel and boot, and I'm afraid I cannot start up my ArchLinux anymore.
I updated the /etc/mkinitcpio.conf to make the boot faster (with this reference: http://kmandla.wordpress.com/2007/01/30 … initcpio/) and executed #mkinitcpio -p kernel26
I thought that if there was any problem, I could start up with the "fallback image". Certainly, there was a problem (probably I didn´t loaded all the modules required) and when I tried the fallback image, I experimented the same problem:
Root device '/dev/disk/by-uuid/...' doesn´t exist
ramfs$
In fact, both images are the same (or at least they have the same size)
I tried the ArchLinux liveCD to recover my system. There's no recovery service, so I started up the CD-ROM, mounted my ArchLinux partitions, generated the images and copied into the /boot of my Archlinux partitions. But the same problem is still there.
What could I do to fix it?
Thank you in advance
Last edited by jjjaime (2009-05-10 15:45:45)

Thank you. I follow your instructions and it worked (perhaps it would be simpler with a "#pacman -Sy kernel26"). I didn't know the command chroot and it's really interesting.
red_erik wrote:
I have a similar problem, (read more in this thread), and I solve it by booting off the Live CD, and doing the following:
(replace sda1 with your / partition)
cd /
mount -t ext3 /dev/sda1 /mnt
mount -t proc proc /mnt/proc
mount -t sysfs sys /mnt/sys
mount -o bind /dev /mnt/dev
chroot /mnt /bin/bash
mkinitcpio -p kernel26
after that, I exit chroot, unmount all of my partitions and reboot...:
cd /
umount -a
exit
cd /
umount -a
reboot
hope this helps...

How to restore saved image to my SAS drive

Hi all,
I'm sure this has been discussed before but I haven't found an applicable thread yet.
I have Windows 7 Pro on a Thinkstation S20 with a SAS drive (not a SATA drive). I am unable to restore my drive with my backup because the SAS drive is not detected. What is the solution for this? Any help is much appreciated.
Thank you.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Ok, I found this (from you, when you helped someone else) and it worked! Woohoo!
1. Download CDSAS09WS17.exe from the Lenovo site. For your case, I would download it again and start completely fresh. I downloaded directly to a USB key, and then ran the .exe from the key and extracted the contents to a folder on the key.
2. Boot your system to the win7 install disc, run through the prompts (make sure you're not choosing upgrade).
3. When you get to the drive selection screen, click "load driver".
4. Point windows to where you extraced the Marvell driver files on your key. Note that for 64 bit you should point it to the "amd64" folder. Click OK.
5. Allow windows to load the driver. Once it's done, it should come up with mv64xx.inf file. Make sure the "hide devices that are not compatible with this HW is checked". This way only a single driver should show. Click OK.
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How do I restore all images in a collection to original imported aspect ratio?

Typically I select all images in a catalog, resize the first image to 640x480. I then right click on the first image (all images are still selected) click on Develop Settings, Sync and choose to sync only the aspect ratio. All images are then cropped to 640x480 like the first image, which I then export to a folder.
I then need to restore all images to the original aspect ratio for building a slideshow to export to my website. I've followed the same procedure i.e. selected all images, click on the first image, change aspect to original, right click on first image and sync aspect ratio for all images.
The problem is that the rest of the images do not return to their original aspect ratio but revert to 4x6 aspect ratio instead of the original size when imported. I've changed the lock to unlocked and tried both but still no result. Now I have to select each image individually, open the crop dialog and choose custom to get it back to the imported aspect ratio.
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Rotating an image is adjusting its crop rotation and crop size. You originally said you wanted things back to import state which presumably was full resolution w/o any adjustments to ratio, size, or rotation. If you are wanting to do things in the middle of your other processing I'm less sure what to tell you.
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Are you having an issue because you want to fiddle with the crop in the middle of other processing every time, or is this a special case because you've moved on in your processing after asking your question some time ago?
If you routinely need to do this, an easier way might be to export the images at the 3:2 crop, then reimport those JPGs, change the crop on those JPGs, only, then re-export them a second time, and be done with them. This sounds like you're making proofs?
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How do you restore icon images on your itouch

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I am confused. What do y mean by playlists not there but music is?
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HT201250 How do I restore iPhoto images from Time Machine?

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How do I restore an image back to its original form?

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You have a few choices here
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How best to back up Rejected images

Hi,
I am about to back up using a Vault but I have a lot of rejected images that are taking up disk space. What are others doing with their rejected images, do you delete them after vaulting?
Thanks--Ed

It may depend on what kind of rating you use. Some may reject images that are not good but may come to use some time in the future, while others rate images in a different way. As i can only speak for myself, I use a system where rejected images are those that are totally useless and therefore I see no reason to keep them just to occupy valuable hd space.
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Regards
Paul K

My macbook pro's screen display has suddenly gone into a strange colour setting where everything appears in a kind of infrared colour palette an I can;t seem to change it back. It's the same for all icon and websites, does anyone know how to restore?

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