IMac Had Many Issues and Now Internal Hard Drive is named Media and...
My iMac had the error where when you turned off the iMac it would freeze at the apple logo. I then tried verifying it using Disk Utility and it failed. So I just said because I have it backed up Ill reinstall mac and install the backup, but now my Internal HD became named Media and now claims to only have 0 bytes, help!
Your HDD is dead, contact Apple and see what they can do.
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I have just installed a new hard drive in my imac intel 20" (2006) and upgraded the memory and now the hard drive does not show up in the 'select destinations' folder of the install program. I can see the hard drive in the disk utilities window however it wont let me do anything.
It is a seagate 1TB SATA II drive however it is displaying it as a 7.3 TB.
If anyone has any suggestions I would be happy to hear them.
I have tried to erase and partition and get the same error message each time, 'Input/Output error'.
I have tried starting the thing with the install disk which is Mac OS X (Tiger?) which came with the computer. No good.
Anyone?Thats correct. I can see it in the list however when I attempt to erase it or partition it it's like it's not being found or recognised and it throws up the input/output error message. I am pretty sure that the sensor it attached correctly and it is a SATA drive. I can see all the infor regarding the drive when disk utility is open and it all looks good but I cant access it or do anything with it. It's taunting me!
The install disk is in the drive and the install program runs right up to the point where you have to select the location for the install and there is just nothing in the box where you have to select the hard drive icon.
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Sharon-
Good idea.
Back up first.
I would probably wait for the merge function of the latest version before merging. Be sure to verify every merge.
Merge Libraries, then from within Aperture move images to referenced on external hard drives.
HTH
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Why won't my Intel iMac boot up, either from the internal hard drive or the DVD drive? It just displays a light grey screen, without any other icons, etc. The fact that it won't boot from the original system DVD is what baffles me the most. Any ideas? It uses the latest version of Mavericks. Thanks!
If the C key for Install Disc or R Command for OS X Recovery startup commands are not working, try holding the Option key for the Startup Manager.
see > Startup Manager: How to select a startup volume
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After an install of Lion, my secondary internal hard drive used for backup and time machine is not showing on the desktop. Cannot be located with Disk Utility either. Contains vital files! please help...
I have a TB internal drive, but this is what it shows for memory slots:
Memory Slots:
ECC: Enabled
DIMM Riser B/DIMM 1:
Size: 2 GB
Type: DDR2 FB-DIMM
Speed: 800 MHz
Status: OK
Manufacturer: 0x0000
Part Number: 0x000000463732353642363145353830304600
Serial Number: 0x00000000
DIMM Riser B/DIMM 2:
Size: 2 GB
Type: DDR2 FB-DIMM
Speed: 800 MHz
Status: OK
Manufacturer: 0x0000
Part Number: 0x000000463732353642363145353830304600
Serial Number: 0x00000000
DIMM Riser A/DIMM 1:
Size: 1 GB
Type: DDR2 FB-DIMM
Speed: 800 MHz
Status: OK
Manufacturer: 0x80AD
Part Number: 0x48594D5035313241373243503844332D5335
Serial Number: 0x42076007
DIMM Riser A/DIMM 2:
Size: 1 GB
Type: DDR2 FB-DIMM
Speed: 800 MHz
Status: OK
Manufacturer: 0x80AD
Part Number: 0x48594D5035313241373243503844332D5335
Serial Number: 0x4207631E
DIMM Riser B/DIMM 3:
Size: Empty
Type: Empty
Speed: Empty
Status: Empty
Manufacturer: Empty
Part Number: Empty
Serial Number: Empty
DIMM Riser B/DIMM 4:
Size: Empty
Type: Empty
Speed: Empty
Status: Empty
Manufacturer: Empty
Part Number: Empty
Serial Number: Empty
DIMM Riser A/DIMM 3:
Size: Empty
Type: Empty
Speed: Empty
Status: Empty
Manufacturer: Empty
Part Number: Empty
Serial Number: Empty
DIMM Riser A/DIMM 4:
Size: Empty
Type: Empty
Speed: Empty
Status: Empty
Manufacturer: Empty
Part Number: Empty
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OS 10.6.8 OS and I-mac Hard drive accessed almost constantly and ties up software trying to run including display. Any solution? My other I-mac no problem.
10.8.6? I think you mean 10.6.8.
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I have a desktop Mac. I bought Apple tv and wanted to connect my photos to the tv. I learned that I had to upgrade my OS as I didn't have icloud capability. I purchased and downloaded Lion. I cannot open it however, because when I go to select the hard drive to install Lion onto, the dialogue box says that I cannot open it in either my external hard drive or the internal hard drive because of the backups to time machine. I have tried the 'fix' of moving the backup folder to the trash and then putting it on the desktop, but I still can't access either one of the drives to install Lion. Any suggestions? Thanks.
The current OS is Mountain Lion 10.8.3, so I if the purchase was recent, that is what you should have.
It should be possible to see what disk space is being used by opening the Disk Utlity in the Applications>Utilities folder. It looks like both disks are set as TM disks:
If you have Time Machine backup of both the internal and external disks and want to rationalise the system to only backup one, then set the TM preferences>options to exclude volumes as required:
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Hi Everybody,
I have had my T410s for 9 months and I love it. No problems at all. I was a contractor so I could use whatever laptop I wanted. Now I work for a big company that issued me a Thinkpad T410 with Windows XP. Now the T410 model has a huge heavy battery compared to the T410s. An ex-colleague of mine used to have a T60p with 2 internal Hard Drives one with Windows XP and one with Windows 7, and he could boot the computer with the Hard Drive of choice.
Does anybody know how to do that? I already got the bay and the Windows XP Hard Drive inside the T410s.
Thank you in advance
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I tried that and I get an error message that says that it detected a possible virus.
I tried that and I get an error message that says that it detected a possible virus.
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Any other idea?
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Are iMac G5 17-inch / 20-inch internal hard drives interchangeable ?
Hi,
Can I swap internal hard drives from 17-inch / 20-inch iMac G5 ?
BTW, they are both 2.0 Ghz.
Drive capacities would be different eg. 80GB vs 250GB.
Thanks in advance.
Pat De Marco
Message was edited by: Pasquale De MarcoWhat is the 14"? If it's a laptop no, they have 2 1/2" drives, iMacs have 3 1/2" SATA drives, so the answer is no. Sorry. If they are both SATA 3 1/2" drives, the capacity makes no difference and they can be swapped with no problem.
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Installing Leopard and new internal hard drive at same time, best plan?
Ok so basically the title explains what I need to do. I am currently travelling in Europe, and returning home to New York on Tuesday night. I have a new hitachi 250gb HD and will have Leopard waiting for me at home when I arrive, and will get right to doing this installation. I am writing on the discussion boards here because I am hoping the users here can give me their opinions on what is the best plan of action to do this whole install?
So what I was thinking was, I should remove the hard drive that's already inside, put it into an external enclosure. Then, put my new blank 250gb hard drive into the macbook pro, close up the computer, then put the Leopard OSX install disk, and do a completely fresh install of Leopard. Then, after installing (or during installing?) I should run the migration assistant program to get all my files and settings etc. transferred over to the new internal hard drive with Leopard on it, from the old hard drive that will be plugged in from an enclosure as an external drive.
Will this plan have any problems that I am not aware of? Is there a better process for doing this task? Any advice will be greatly appreciated! I am anxious to get my new hard drive into the computer because my 160gb is filling up, and dying so badly to use the new Leopard!!You could also put the new disk in the external enclosure, partition it using disk utility. Then make a clone of your current hard disk to the new external one using the restore feature in disk utility. Boot from the external disk and Install Leopard as an upgrade keeping all your files and setting. check everything is all running how I should and swap drives over. That's another option for you.
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New Computer and New External Hard Drive - why do folders and photos not show up?
I replaced my desktop with a new laptop and external hard drive. I transferred photos from the desktop to the external hard drive. Lightroom 2 only shows the mapped hard drive, but does not show any folders or photos. Can Lightroom be set up to house all the photos on an external hard drive rather than using space on the internal laptop hard drive? Do the photos and folders need to be imported again into LR2? The photos are available for viewing when you search folders, but they open up in Photoshop not LR2.
What should I do to configure imports to be housed on the external hard drive? Is this wise? I will not be able to hold all the photos on the laptop internal hard drive. Photos used to be JPEG and DNG from D700. I am starting to see NEF. Does this replace DNG? Besides RAW I also need to have JPEG for other family members to access photos on other computers connected to the network. I am watching a tutorial DVD and slowly picking up how this all works. Let me know if I am not using the correct terms.
Hardware: HP laptop w/64bit, Buffalo 1TB RAID hard drive.Lot's of questions here. I'll do a few.
Yes Lightroom can work with images on external drives. As many drives as you want.
I assume from what you said in your original post that you have had lightroom installed on the old desktop and now wish to transfer your catalogue and all files to the external drive and work from that.
So what you would do would be to transfer the entire contents of the lightroom folder on your old computer, except for any images, to the same location on your new laptop. This would include the catalogue files and any folders containing previews. Then you would copy all your image files to the new external hard drive. When you open lightroom you can then select the catalogue you copied from the old computer and open it. In the the folder pane in the library module you can then right click on one of the folders and select "locate missing files". Then you just need to point light room to the new location of your images. You may or may not need to regenerate all your previews.
I store all my images on external hard drives and I even run the catalogue and previews from the same external drives. I have backups of all my images of course. I have light room make backups of the catalogue to the C drive on my laptop so that the original and the backup are stored in different locations.
NEF is the proprietary file system for raw images used on Nikon cameras. DNG is a universal raw file format developed by Adobe. You can convert your files from NEF to DNG on import, but as Lightroom can read both types of files it is not necessary. At this point in time if you are using lightroom you should get similar results from either type of file.
To store imports on the new external drive you can you tell light room to copy the files to the new drive or you can manually copy the files to the new location and have light room import From the current location.
Hope this helps
Gordon -
Accessing Time Capsule and linked external hard drive from other devices and copying to these drives
Hi
Please be gentle. I am not that technically able :-)
I have managed to set up my time capsule. Router working, external hard drive linked, time machine back ups working...
The last thing I am looking to do is to access files on my time capsule and also external hard drive (linked to it), from Mac, Iphones, Ipads, Apple TV, Windows laptops X2. Am I able to do that? Have read so many discussions but dont get the answer. Please be gentle :-)
Regards
TommyThe last thing I am looking to do is to access files on my time capsule and also external hard drive (linked to it), from Mac
This should be automatic.. find the TC disk under shared in finder.. double click it and see under the data folder.. you can create new folders in there.
Note using the TC for data and TM backups is not the greatest of ideas.. please read pondini.
Q3 here. http://pondini.org/TM/Time_Capsule.html
The external drive is fine though..
Now it can have loads of issues if you run Mavericks.. so if you have trouble.. do not be surprised.. if you run Mavericks.. be surprised if it works without trouble.
Iphones, Ipads
iOS devices are not file based.. they are not intended to be used with a file device like TC and will neither backup to it nor open files from it.. of course what apple wants and what users want are different things so there are plenty of file apps to help you read and write files.
Filebrowser is the major one.
http://www.stratospherix.com/products/filebrowser/
You still cannot backup though.. iOS uses itunes to backup or icloud.
Apple TV
There is nothing you can do with AppleTV.. it is not a file device at all.. it is not even a media player.. it is a streamer. (Early model Gen1 and Gen2 can be jailbreak.. so they do actually have media player ability) Gen3 is tied to its mother's (iTunes) skirts with steel cables.. no JB.. no use really. If you want to play movies from a TC buy a WD Live TV.. it is a player.. !!
Windows laptops X2
You can access the TC from windows..
1. Make sure the TC naming complies with windows networking.. to put that simply.. all names should be short, no spaces and pure alphanumeric. Apple wizard will recommend a name for the TC, like
Fred Blog's Airport Time Capsule.. this is wrong on so many levels.
It will be a total pain on windows.. use FBATC or TC or anything you like.. as long as it follows the rules..
Short 2-20 characters.. less than 10 is better.
No spaces.
Pure alphanumeric.
All names must comply.. TC name and wireless name/s
2. Load the airport utility for windows into the computer.. you can download for up to win7.. apple haven't bothered with windows since then and are pretty out of date. The win7 utility will load on win8 with the usual voodoo and astrological help.
3. Windows must be set to home for location.. if you cannot open a command window and ping the TC by ip and name, then pull down the firewalls.
4. In windows explorer type into the address bar directly.
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Internal hard drive is constantly reading and writing
I have a Mac Mini Core i7 with 8GB RAM and a 1TB Fusion Drive. I recently wiped the drive and reinstalled OSX 10.9.2 but this problem persists. Before the last upgrade in Montain Lion I never had this problem. The TIme Machine HD is disconnected and I have 5GB of free RAM so it is not a file swapping issue. Spotlight is not indexing and Calculate All Sizes is not checked in the Finder view options. I have tried SMC and NVRAM resets. The Activity Monitor shows that the kernel is responsible for most of the drive activity and it is using only 540MB. I have repaired the MAC HD disk permissions multiple times. I emptied the trash and erased all the unused disk space. I entered the following commands "while the disk was active" in the terminal screen "sudo fs_usage -w | grep Volumes | sed 50q | open -f -a TextEdit" and here are the results:
20:40:11.193886 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000018 Activity Monitor.15579
20:45:36.800500 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000008 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800517 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000006 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800523 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800544 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000006 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800549 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800594 statfs64 /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000004 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800597 statfs64 [ 2] /Volumes/BOOTCAMP/Backups.backupdb 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800606 open [ 2] (R_____) /Volumes/BOOTCAMP/.hidden 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800613 statfs64 /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800616 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.800623 statfs64 /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.801026 getattrlist [ 2] /Volumes/BOOTCAMP/mach_kernel 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.801031 statfs64 /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802398 getattrlist /Volumes 0.000023 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802422 fsgetpath /Volumes 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802458 getattrlist /Volumes 0.000034 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802534 fsgetpath /Volumes 0.000018 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802562 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000008 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802571 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802805 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000209 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802813 getattrlist /Volumes/BOOTCAMP 0.000004 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802985 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000028 Finder.16982
20:45:36.802991 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803001 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803015 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803021 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000006 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803036 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803063 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803066 statfs64 /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803069 statfs64 [ 2] /Volumes/Mac SD/Backups.backupdb 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803073 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803078 open [ 2] (R_____) /Volumes/Mac SD/.hidden 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803092 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000007 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803104 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000004 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803108 statfs64 /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803468 getattrlist [ 2] /Volumes/Mac SD/mach_kernel 0.000011 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803475 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.803493 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804525 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804583 fsgetpath /Volumes 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804607 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000006 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804622 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804627 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804643 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000002 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804692 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804714 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000003 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804752 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD/.Trashes 0.000006 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804758 getattrlist /Volumes/Mac SD/.Trashes 0.000005 Finder.16982
20:45:36.804773 getattrlist [ 2] /Volumes/Mac SD/.Trashes/501 0.000011 Finder.16982
The above access list appears to be only a small fraction of the drive activity I am hearing. I hope it gives someone a clue as to what my OS is doing.OK, I ran disk repair from the boot manager. No change in HD activity. It appears to have improved the boot time, Thanks. Here is the latest dump.
06:47:35.364489 fsgetpath /Volumes/Mac SD 0.000017 EscrowSecurityAl.6420
09:36:58.933622 mkdir /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.001053 W diskarbitrationd.350
09:36:58.933790 open F=4 (_WC_T_) /Volumes/Recovery HD/.autodiskmounted 0.000115 diskarbitrationd.350
09:36:58.936413 getattrlist /Volumes 0.000023 mount.27819
09:36:58.936429 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000016 mount.27819
09:36:58.938678 getattrlist /Volumes 0.000007 mount_hfs.27820
09:36:58.938681 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000003 mount_hfs.27820
09:36:58.939448 stat64 /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000028 mount_hfs.27820
09:36:58.962282 mount <FLGS=0x100000> /Volumes/Recovery HD /dev/disk1s3 0.022329 W mount_hfs.27820
09:36:58.962870 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000023 coreservicesd.458
09:36:58.962880 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 coreservicesd.458
09:36:58.962893 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000013 coreservicesd.458
09:36:58.962908 pathconf /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000006 coreservicesd.458
09:36:58.962911 pathconf /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000004 coreservicesd.458
09:36:58.963510 stat64 /Volumes/Recovery HD/.Trashes 0.000043 diskarbitrationd.350
09:36:58.964782 statfs64 /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 kextd.339
09:36:58.964943 open F=12 (R_____) /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000021 revisiond.27826
09:36:58.964992 open F=12 (R_____) /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000014 revisiond.27826
09:36:58.965006 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000015 mds.26253
09:36:58.965035 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000012 mds.26253
09:36:58.965042 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000005 mds.26253
09:36:58.965057 open [ 2] (R_____) /Volumes/Recovery HD/.DocumentRevisions-V100 0.000051 revisiond.27826
09:36:58.965389 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000018 AirPlayUIAgent.27829
09:36:58.965396 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000019 EscrowSecurityAl.27827
09:36:58.965399 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000008 AirPlayUIAgent.27829
09:36:58.965407 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 EscrowSecurityAl.27827
09:36:58.965452 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000016 LCCDaemon.27830
09:36:58.965463 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 LCCDaemon.27830
09:36:58.965472 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000016 iTunesHelper.2524
09:36:58.965482 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000008 iTunesHelper.2524
09:36:58.965507 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000013 iTunesHelper.2524
09:36:58.965513 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000015 com.apple.dock.e.27831
09:36:58.965516 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000007 iTunesHelper.2524
09:36:58.965516 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000016 NotificationCent.27832
09:36:58.965522 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000007 com.apple.dock.e.27831
09:36:58.965526 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000008 NotificationCent.27832
09:36:58.965563 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000017 com.apple.WebKit.27833
09:36:58.965573 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 com.apple.WebKit.27833
09:36:58.965574 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000016 com.apple.ShareK.27834
09:36:58.965578 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000012 SystemUIServer.26217
09:36:58.965584 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 com.apple.ShareK.27834
09:36:58.965587 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000008 SystemUIServer.26217
09:36:58.965630 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000017 com.apple.intern.27835
09:36:58.965637 open F=10 (R_____) /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000016 mds.26253
09:36:58.965642 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 com.apple.intern.27835
09:36:58.965655 stat64 /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000008 mds.26253
09:36:58.965659 statfs64 /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000005 mds.26253
09:36:58.965676 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000009 mds.26253
09:36:58.965694 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000007 mds.26253
09:36:58.965701 getattrlist /Volumes/Recovery HD 0.000007 mds.26253
This only represents a small fraction of the activity I am hearing. The read head is moving at about 30 Hz
for .5 to 3 seconds with .5 to 10 second gaps of no activity. Some times there is no head movement fo 30 seconds or moer and then is starts in again, constantly searching the drive. There was no disk activity like this in Mountain Lion. -
10.4.9 and now USB Hard Drive(s) Won't Mount
After running the combo updater on my Intel Core Duo iMac 17" my LaCie BigDisk won't mount nor will my 60GB USB hard drive that I use to backup my MacBook (though this drive DOES mount on the MacBook without any problems). All other USB devices (and my 160GB Western Digital USB Hard Drive and 300GB Seagate FireWire hard drive mount and work fine on the iMac). My LaCie BigDisk wouldn't mount on my MacBook at first, but eventually mounted ONCE on the MacBook. I have tried repairing permissions, rebooting, using an older IOUSBFamily.kext (that was a nightmare and required some CLI experience to undo without having to find a firewire cable that long enough to reach around my desk to use the iMac via Target Mode on the MacBook good thing I saved the original).
At any rate here is the error output in Console.app:
Mar 13 20:32:59 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 426. 4 ControlTransaction: control packet 1 error 0xe0004057
Mar 13 20:32:59 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 426. 4 AppleUSBEHCI[0x3af4000]::DeviceRequest - buffer dmaCommand (0x39b3900) already had memory descriptor (0x3f54a00) - clearing
Mar 13 20:32:59 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 426. 5 AppleUSBEHCI[0x3af4000]::ControlPacketHandler - unexpected command BufferMemoryDescriptor(0x46a0d00)
Mar 13 20:32:59 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 426. 35 AppleUSBEHCI[0x3af4000]::DeviceRequest - dmaCommand (0x39b3900) already had memory descriptor (0x46a0d00) - clearing
Mar 13 20:34:08 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 495.663 AppleUSBEHCI[0x3af4000]::Found a transaction which hasn't moved in 5 seconds on bus 253, timing out!
[Above Repeating for a long time]
Mar 13 20:34:12 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 499.351 [0x3bd7800] The IOUSBFamily is having trouble enumerating a USB device that has been plugged in. It will keep retrying. (Port 2 of hub @ location: 0xfd300000)
Mar 13 20:34:12 iMac kernel[0]: USBF: 499.352 [0x3bd7800] The IOUSBFamily was not able to enumerate a device
Any help would be appreciated!Anyone else having this problem?
Possibly.. my Lacie hard drive (firewire) has stopped working since I updated to 10.4.9 with the device attached. See: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=889519&tstart=45
iMac G5 iSight 2.1GHz, iBook G4 1.42GHz, iMac G3 Snow 700MHz, 2x iSight Mac OS X (10.4.9) -
Crashed and now "my" hard drive seems to be called MATSHITADVD-R
Computer froze so I forced it to shut down and then upon restart all i had was a grey screen with a folder and flashing question mark. I went to disk utilites to try to repair what went wrong and now it shows my hard drive as being called MATSHITADVD-R any ideas? Is all of my info lost?
ThanksHi mwafle, and a warm welcome to the forums!
That means your Mac isn't seeing the Hard drive at all, most likely dead, they last very few years anymore, sorry.
That is your CD/DVD Drive.
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