Limited HD space

Hi!
In my PowerBook, the motion placed in installation the folder "Motion" sized about 6 GB to the users/shared folder.
I would like to move it to the external Firewire 800 HD, where is more disk space available.
I could not figure out how to tell to the Motion application that the reference material has moved to the other disk.
In LiveType there was a in preferences a place from where to change the folder, where materials are placed.

There is not in my Motion (1.0) such a choise:
http://koti.welho.com/tsuonio1/Motion%20prefs.jpg
I tried to direct 3rd part plug-in path to the moved folder, but havent yet tested if it works.

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Can I use a Time Capsule for ADDITIONAL storage for a Mac Air which has run limited storage space

Hi
I am looking at purchasing the current MacBook Air but am aware of its limited storage space in terms of files, photos etc.
Was wondering if I could use a time Capsule for both back-up and as an additional storage device. Ie: would I be able to store photos and files on the Time Capsule that I do not wish to store on a MacBook Air and be able to retrieve them as and when - or would these be deleted after a period of time? Is there any way of protecting certain files on the Time capsule to prevent them from being deleted?
Many thanks in advance

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
You can but it's not recommended, because you can damage the Time Machine structure.
Toffey wrote:
would I be able to store photos and files on the Time Capsule that I do not wish to store on a MacBook Air and be able to retrieve them as and when - or would these be deleted after a period of time? Is there any way of protecting certain files on the Time capsule to prevent them from being deleted?
Only files backed up with Time Machine are deleted from your Time Capsule when there's no enough storage. If you store other files, they are not deleted. However, for what you want to do, I recommend you to buy a big external drive and make two partitions, one for Time Machine and another one to store files, or get two external drives

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I'm using MacBook Pro with 128GB SSD that has a limited disk space. As we know, when rendering in Project File (User/Movies/Final Cut Projects), it takes huge space and the limited disk space would not be enough for the whole editing.
My question is, Is there any method to get the rendering Projects file saved into an external hard drive which is connected with USB/ Thunderbolt/ Firewire, with huge disk space (eg. 500GB HDD).
Now, new project created in my Mac is automatically saved in (User/Movies/Final Cut Projects) and my Mac has ran out of space to hold the files.
Thank you.

You have at least 3 different ways to show the project library:
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2) Click the button in bottom left of your window:
3) Hit the keyboard shortcut (Command-0)
The project library will be shown, occupying the area where the timeline usually is.
Your hard disks will be visible. Click the hard disk where you want the new project to reside and hit Cmd-N to create a new project.

I mostly work on Mac desktop, but use a Macbook Pro on trips. Due to limited HD space on the latter, I want to create a library of part of the images on the Mac, to be used on the Macbook. I do not however want to remove these images from the Mac library.

I mostly work on Mac desktop, but use a Macbook Pro on trips. Due to limited HD space on the latter, I want to create a library of part of the images on the Mac, to be used on the Macbook. I do not however want to remove these images from the Mac library.

Choose one or more Projects, and then use Export as New Library (from File). The resulting export will be a fully functioning Aperture Library to either transfer and open on the Macbook Pro, or to Import into a library you already have on the MBP.
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RMAN9I HOW TO RESTORE ARCHIVE LOGS WITH LIMITED DISK SPACE

제품 : RMAN
작성날짜 : 2002-12-09
RMAN9I HOW TO RESTORE ARCHIVE LOGS WITH LIMITED DISK SPACE
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PURPOSE
이 자료는 Oracle 9.2 이상의 RMAN에서 사용 가능한 MAXSIZE 기능에 대하여
설명할 것이다.
How to restore archive logs with limited disk space
Old Backup을 사용하여 RMAN으로 database를 recvoery할때, 모든 archived
redo logfile들을 Restore할 destination의 disk space가 모자란 경우를 종종 만난다.
이러한 경우 여러 개의 restore and recovery job으로 나누어 수행한다.
즉, 첫 번째 restore and recovery job이 끝나면 archived redo logfile들을 지우고
다음 적용될 것들을 restore한다. 그리고 다시 Recovery를 수행한다. 이러한 작업을
원하는 시점까지 recovery를 하기위해 반복적으로 수행한다.
Oracle 9iR2(9.2.0.x)부터 RMAN은 MAXSIZE option을 제공하는데 이것은 archive log
file이 restore될 disk의 space를 control할 수 있게 해 준다.
만약 disk space가 매우 제한적이라면, 즉 예를 들어 모든 archive log의 size 합보다
disk free space가 적다면 MAXSIZE option을 사용하는 것은 매우 유용하다.
이 OPTION이 기술되면 RMAN은 Media Manager에게 disk space 크기에 부합하는 만큼만
archive log들을 restore하도록 한다. 부가적인 restore operation들은 restore된
마지막 archive log가 적용될 때마다 발생한다.
MAXSIZE option은 이러한 작업들을 하나의 rman job으로 처리하게 해 주고
실수를 하지 않게 해 준다.
아래는 MAXSIZE를 설명하기 위한 예제이며 총 6 단계로 구성되어 있다.
STEP 1: Add data to the database to enforce log switches
STEP 2: Backup the database and archive logs and delete the logs
STEP 3: Add additional data to enforce new log switches
STEP 4: Remove the data file and simulate a database crash
STEP 5: Restore the data file from the backup
STEP 6: Recover the database using MAXSIZE
위 예제는 Unix와 Windows 모두에 적용될 수 있다.
STEP 6 는 다음과 같은 조건으로 두 번 수행될 것이다.
1) MAXSIZE가 archive log size보다 작은 경우:
이 경우 RMAN-6558 Error message를 만나게 된다.
그러므로 MAXSIZE를 archive log보다는 크게 설정해야한다.
2) MAXSIZE가 archive log size보다 큰 경우:
예를 들어 여러 개의 archive log를 포함할 수 있을 정도로 크게 설정하면
restore/recovery는 user에게 transparent하게 수행되어진다.
즉 archive log들은 restore된 후 applied되고 deleted되어 진다. 다시 새로운
archive log들이 restore되어지고 applied된 후 deleted 되어 진다. 이러한 작업은
recovery가 끝날 때까지 반복되어진다. 이러한 작업들이 진행되는 동안 RMAN은
아무런 Message도 발생시키지 않는다.
# Step 1: INSERT enough new data to generate log switches
create table rman_tst (col1 varchar2 (10));
begin
for i in 1..30000 loop
insert into rman_tst values(i,'test');
commit;
end loop;
end;
# Step 2: BACKUP the database and the archive logs automatically
# and then delete the input
run {
backup database format='/web01/usupport/krosenme/admin/backups/db_%d%s%t'
plus archivelog format='/web01/usupport/krosenme/admin/backups/arch_%d%s%t'
delete input;
# Step 3: INSERT enough new data to generate new log switches
begin
for i in 1..30000 loop
insert into rman_tst values(i,'test');
commit;
end loop;
end;
# Step 4: REMOVE users01.dbf file and crash the database
mv users01.dbf users01.org
shutdown abort
# Restore is now needed as the data file is deleted. The backup was
# taken before the new data was added to it, thus archive logs are
# needed to bring the database up to date
# Step 5: RESTORE the data file from the full backup
run {
restore datafile '/web01/usupport/krosenme/oradata/kro_920/users01.dbf';
# Step 6: RECOVER
run {
recover database delete archivelog maxsize 10 K;
# This will fail with RMAN-6558 as the archived log has a size of 16 KB,
# which is bigger than MAXSIZE limit of 10 KB. So the error is expected
# and MAXSIZE works as designed.
# Now rerunning STEP 6: but with MAXSIZE 50 K
run {
recover database delete archivelog maxsize 50 K;
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i think operating system does not matter that much but it is RedHat Linux Enterprise Server.
backing up archivelogs whith rman script which is:
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allocate channel c1 type disk format '$BKUPLOC/arch_%d_%u_%s_%p.bkp';
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sql 'ALTER SYSTEM ARCHIVE LOG CURRENT';
backup archivelog time between 'SYSDATE - (30*60/(60*60*24))' and 'sysdate';
release channel c1;
so here is the details.
1. because everything is lost, we restored all files(datafiles, controlfiles, redologs etc) from offline backup meaning copied all files from another location to corresponding location.
2. want to apply archive logs which were created after cold backup till disk failure and we have these archive logs with backups which were taken by rman.
So
first of all, we want to register these archive log rman backups(because these backup information does not exist in restored controlfile)
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we need rman commands to register these backups and restore them.
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Kamil

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Recently, I can no longer send text, take pictures or do anything on my phone, but make a phone call. I have backed up my phone to iTunes and my text were working for a little bit, but now again, I cannot send anything. There is warning that keeps popping up saying limited disk space, but I deleted everything off of my internal storage and still hasn't fixed the problem.

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I backup my RAW files to DVD anyway. Any other
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eSATA. Roger
Jeremy has an article talking about how to integrate Aperture libraries into CalDigit's RAID.
http://www.caldigit.com/Testimonials/aperture-caldigit.pdf
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http://www.caldigit.com/S2VRDuo.asp
or you can use CalDigit FireWire RAID which supports both RAID 0 and RAID 1 all together in one box.
http://www.caldigit.com/FireWireVR.asp
If you are looking for larger drive and more RAID levels, the 8-bay RAID unit can reach 8TB in RAID 0, probably 7TB in RAID5.
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IPod 5th gen with limited storage space due to unknown space used? I don't have anything else loaded, how do I find out what this is?

I have a 5th gen 32gb iPod that I use only for music. Usually I update it via wi fi but it recently updated to the new IOS 8. Now it is saying there is limited space capacity for the music because there is 18.85 gb of used space. I don't have any apps or features on the iPod and all the options such as Siri or App store are turned off. I simply carry it in my car for travel music and use my iPhone for all other business that would need apps/etc.
I reset back to the factory settings and did not link back to the iCloud so it did not "reset" the old copy if it was corrupt. My iPhone has a ton of music plus apps, contacts, etc and does not show this same type of memory usage. Any idea what could be using so much and how to get rid of it??

OTHER
Connect the iPod to your computer and look at the storage used by the various categories as shown in the colored bargarph in iTunes.
Come back with the results.
An "other" larger than about 1 1/2 GB indicates corrupted files.
What is the Other on my iPhone and How to Remove It
What is "Other" and What Can I Do About It?
Next, usually restoring from backup eliminated the corrupted files. However, sometimes restoring to factory settings/new iPod is required.
To restore from backup see:
iOS: How to back up
To restore to factory settings/new iPod see:
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What is best way to manage multiple projects with limited HD space?

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Is there a better way to do things? What is the best strategy for running PE when HD space on your computer is limited? Do I need to free up much more of my 250 GB internal HD space so I can run all current projects from there? And what is the best strategy for backing up my clips and projects. Multiple external HDs? Thanks for any advice on file and project management.

First, welcome to the forum.
I do just as Steve suggests, though for slightly different reasons. I need each Project to be portable between my laptop and my workstation. I have a couple dozen 1 - 2TB FW-800 external 7200RPM HDD's, so each Project goes onto one of these. Obviously with the size, I can group several normal Projects onto the same external.
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One trick for my case is that each external has the same exact drive letter assignment in the OS of each of my computers, so that external Z:\ is Z:\ on all computers. This must be done at the OS-level for all computers. I use labels on each external, so I know that I have Z:\, or Y:\ plugged in.
For editing, this is not the most efficient way to handle Projects, or Assets. In a perfect world, one would have their OS and programs on C:\, their media on a RAID 0 D:\, their Projects and Scratch Disks on E:\, their Exports on F:\ and maybe their audio on another RAID 0 G:\. All original Assets would be backed up to maybe a NAS unit. This would give the greatest efficiencey, but would kill my portability. I pay a price in efficiency, so that I can spend much of the day by the pool on the laptop and then move the complete Project, along with all copies of all Assets and Scratch Disks upstairs to the editing suite. The workstation is setup like my ideal, but if I have a Project on it (using all of the resources of that machine and it's multiple HDD's), I cannot easily move down to the laptop - so I sacrifice the speed for the portability.
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I have installed Firefox 4 on my company laptop running on Windows XP. The profile space is limited by the Adminstrator to 30MB. Nice, so I can logon to the network from anywhere without excessive waiting time. Unfortunately, Firefox 4, or places.sqlite to be more precise, consumes 80-90% of that profile space easily. Now I don't need my bookmarks to be stored in my profile, but this seems all automatic and unchangeable. Does anyone know a solution to:
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or
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HT1660 So...if I have limited hard space, is adding all my music to the iTunes library "doubling" the space taken up by my songs/albums?

I'm relatively new to Apple and iTunes. If I "add folders" that contain 1000s of songs from my hard drive to the iTunes library...does iTunes copy/create new files that essentially double the amount of space taken up on my hard drive, or does iTunes simply "point" to the original file?

cjags wrote:
Can I move that folder off my C drive onto an external drive?
The Automatically add to iTunes folder needs to be in the iTunes folder. If you move it elsewhere, it won't do anything.
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I have already purchased and download Aperture.
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Hello Richieto,
I have already purchased and download Aperture.
In the Import window I see the "move files" radiobutton and the "copy files" radiobutton under the "Store Files:" dropdown, but they are disabled.What i would like to achieve is just to move all my iPhoto Library to Aperture Library. I wont use iPhoto anymore.
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Have you seen this support article. Moving from iPhoto to Aperture - How to move http://www.apple.com/aperture/iphoto-to-aperture/how.html
If you follow these instructions, you will import your iPhoto Library by referencing - that means, all images remain in your iPhoto library; your iPhoto Library will remain unchanged, but Aperture references the files in in the iPhoto Library. This will save disk space; your images will be stored only once: Set the "Store Files" selector to "in their current location".
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What i would like to achieve is just to move all my iPhoto Library to Aperture Library. I wont use iPhoto anymore.
Once you are happy with the way Aperture handles the images you can copy your iPhoto library to a backup location and consolidate the master image files (File -> consolidate) by moving them from your iPhoto Library into the Aperture Library. This will delete them from iPhoto and store them inside the Aperture Library package. Then delete the iPhoto Library after testing that the consolidation was successful.
I im saving to buy a NAS that will solve my space problems in the near future.
Just a caution - you should not use the NAS to store the Aperture library - an Aperture library needs to bestored on a local volume formatted MacOS X extended.
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Léonie

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Help!
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This forum is FCExpress.
Try the FCP forum, a couple of clicks away.
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2) Will I be able to copy both the Photos Library and the Aperture Library to my internal drive, preserving the hard link relationship between the two? If so, would this need to be achieved via the command line or should the Finder resolve this?
I'm worried that initiating a copy from the Finder, will in effect see the hard links for the original files, therefore requiring space for both full libraries. Ideally I would like the files to behave in the same way they would had I carried out the migration on my internal drive giving me the freedom to preserve (and therefore open) the Aperture Library in the future on my internal drive.
Thanks in advance.

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