New hard drive on ibook=troubled relationship between itunes/ipod/ext drive

A few months ago, I bought an external hard drive to accomodate my large music collection. I got wonderful advice from this forum about how to sync that with my itunes/ipod using 'preferences' and selecting the folder from the external drive as my itunes library.
Then, the hard drive on my ibook g4 had to be replaced. Very sad.
NOW, when I open itunes and set the preferences to the itunes folder on my external hard drive, itunes does nothing to show that it recognizes that folder.. the music doesn't appear in the itunes library (though it it still on my external drive.)
FURTHERMORE, since the new hard drive, when I connect my ipod to the ibook, I get a prompt saying that my ipod is connected to another library... but this is my only computer, the only computer my ipod has ever been 'married' to.
What should I do to get my itunes/ipod/external drive relationship back in sync now that I have the new ibook hard drive?

Hello
have a look at this
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HTH
Pierre

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I have an iBook g4 14" 1.42 ghz. I recently installed a new hard drive. I put the install CD in. Then, I pressed the power button, then the "C" key. Black screen and No chiming. Please tell me, what I can do to resolve this? What is the problem with it?

I have an iBook g4 14" 1.42 ghz. I recently installed a new hard drive. I put the install CD in. Then, I pressed the power button, then the "C" key. Black screen and No chiming. Please tell me, what I can do to resolve this? What is the problem with it?

Since it will not boot then a hardware test can't be run. You could try FireWire Target Disk Mode and if it works then access from another Mac to run tests on the new drive. You could also try installing the OS X software from the host computer. If this does not work then professional help should be considered.
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1661
http://osxdaily.com/2010/04/07/how-to-boot-a-mac-in-target-disk-mode/
http://www.macobserver.com/tmo/answers/how-to-use-target-disk-mode-to-boot-from- another-macs-hard-drive

New hard drive but troubles with I tunes after re-install

I've recently had a new hard drive installed on my ibook G4. Its a 250GB Powerbook Hard Drive Western Digital Upgrade.
I did not have the disk for leopard as this machine was bought as a refurb, so we installed Tiger OS X from another Ibook G4 we have in the house. I used a firewire from the older ibook g4 to the one with the new hard drive to transfer the data.
Everything seemed fine, but I noticed that my Itunes library was missing. I searched through applications and found a folder marked Itunes with the missing music.
I tried to import them into the library all at once and it failed. So then we tried
to import them in batches like all of A then B etc.
It seemed to work but then when I closed I tunes and tried to reopen it, nothing.
It will not re open I get a window that says I tunes quit unexpectantly with the 3 buttons
try again (doesn't work) report and close.
Another issue that has just come to light is that when I was looking at a website called Edufire
(a free educational audio resource) Safari automatically shut itself down.
Not sure what to do next....any suggestions
And many thanks for helping with the mysterious ticking noise.

If you have actual music files in a folder, on the desktop, and then
have iTunes app open and running (not full screen) you can often
drag music files into the iTunes app this way and they will be seen
and copied into a file location chosen by the app itself.
As to the rest of the situation, the process may have worked fine
in a mechanical way, as far as it goes. However, you need to get
a correct OS X disc in order to not only maintain a legal license for
the use of the software (unless you have a Family Pack multi install)
and also for basic computer and system maintenance.
If the original software packet contents for that computer have been
lost, then you may see if (by calling the 800# in online Apple store)
you could inquire of the possibility of getting a replacement set; that
would be an original OS X install-restore set, as-shipped, for a fee.
In order to perform system maintenance, you boot the computer from
the correct installer disc to run Disk Utility, and all the tools it offers;
including the proper formatting and partition, repair disk, etc on there.
And, if used with the iTunes Store, the computer would have to be
authorized. Having an unauthorized copy of an OS on what is now
two computers, may be a problem with using these with an account.
Have you tried a different browser, such as Firefox 3.x or Camino?
There may be other issues in the browser question. Several answers.
Good luck & happy computing!

Hard drive on my mac died, installed new hard drive. When I try to sync my phone for the first time, will the computer wipe all the songs, photos, ibooks from my phone?

hard drive on my mac died, installed new hard drive. When I try to sync my phone for the first time, will the computer wipe all the songs, photos, ibooks from my phone?

Yes because that information is not located on the hard-drive of your new mac! If it is purchased content from the store, than this issue isn't as bad as it looks!
Here is a link explaining how to get your previously purchased content back:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2519
You also want to authorize your Apple ID account on the computer by following these instructions as well:
http://support.apple.com/kb/PH1730
Basically this link explains to go to the top left corner of your screen where you will see file, edit, view etc! Click on Store in that section and click on authorize this computer, also you want to make sure that the computer will not automatically sync by going to iTunes in the top left corner, just to the right of the apple symbol if iTunes is selected, and go to prefrences, and here you will see back up! Right under the back-ups has an option explaining to prevent devices from automatically syncing which is good cause you may be able to transfer your purchases from there which will put your content into the computer, and if that happens than we don't lose anything
Hopefully I was of some help:)

HELP w/iBook, New Hard Drive; OSX does not detect

couple of months ago, my ibook was acting up
I thought it was the Hard Drive... because at first, the position of the laptop affected it (it would like freeze, and all i had to do was stand the laptop up and then i'd be fine) so i thought it was hardware......
I checked the disk utility.....
and SMART was reporting serious errors......
so i felt it was the HD gone bad, after the many times of "banging" it around (nothing big tho)
and then......
it didnt start anymore
it would "freeze" and get error
so it was basically dead....
I FINALLY got a new Hard DRive for it and i was thrilled
I had CompUsa install it for me for $30....
I was gonna install osx myself.....
I picked it up
did the "Apple Hardware Test"
just to do it.....
everything checked out fine....... "Mass Storage - Passed"
I put the OS discs in and im clicking away "continue, etc"
it comes to the point where it asks me to choose a destination
a partition on the hard drive i presume......
and there's nothing there
my hard drive just isnt listed.....
I figured the hard drive just needed to be formatted......
aftere eventually realizing that there's a disk utility available during installation....
I thought i had figured it all out......
but upon opening the disc utility....
again, the utility did not detect the hard drive....
did CompUsa not plug the hard drive in right? is that even possible?
OR........
is the hard drive i bought not compatible?
I ordered from:https://eshop.macsales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-Notebook/
who specialize in mac stuff.....
I bought my laptop early 2004, and according to the site, i should be fine...
I then figure out my laptop is a 2003 model? 800mhz, etc. but even then,
the site says all 2003 models are supported.....
ahh.....
why is OSX not detecting it?
I wanna format, partition, and have my ibook back for good.....
and why does my "apple hardware test" say that my mass storage system is fine?
I tried searching for solutions....
I read someone whom had a similar problem....
and it turned out it was an OSX problem, not hardware....
anyways...
I sure dont hope that's the case, since i already bought the new Hard Drive...
im so confused....
do i tell CompUsa they didnt install it "right"?
someone please help
thank you

I'm not sure why everyone's so fixated on the hard drive's partitioning and whatnot... that wouldn't have any relation to whether or not you could boot from the Mac OS X install disk. From the sounds of it, your problem is that you have no bootable system on the hard drive and can't boot from the Mac OS X install disk, correct?
If that's right, then the problems are very simple indeed. First, your machine may not meet the [Snow Leopard system requirements|http://www.apple.com/macosx/specs.html], thus can't boot from a SL install disk. If this is a 2008 MBP, that's unlikely.
Second, you could be using a bad disk. The most likely explanation, in my experience, is that you're using the gray disks that shipped with a different machine. You did say that it was a retail disk, though, so I'm assuming that's not it. You could also have a retail disk with a system that's too old. You [can't install an older system than what your Mac shipped with|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2186]. That also doesn't seem likely if this is indeed a 2008 MacBook Pro. Or, perhaps the disk itself is defective.
The other possibility would be some kind of hardware problem, perhaps involving the optical drive.
One way to determine what's going on is to try booting with the gray disks that shipped with your machine. If you can't boot from those disks either, you're probably looking at an optical drive problem. If you can, try running [Apple Hardware Test|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1509] to rule out other possible hardware problems.

Ibook wont recognize new hard drive

I put in a new and bigger hard drive and combo drive into my G4 ibook. Combo seems to work fine, at least it is running the OSX dvd. But the new 100GB hard drive isn’t showing up in Disc Utility, so I can't format it. I took it apart again and checked all the connections. Still no good. I can feel the new HD spinning, so I know it is getting power. Any suggestions?

Unfortunately the sound still doesnt work....still mad about that but what can you do...
Have you tried resetting the PRAM? Since the speaker volume is stored in PRAM, resetting it may help.
Thanks for reminding us that you have to format a new hard drive.

Installing a new hard drive and reinstalling Leopard 10.5 on a ibook g4

I have run out of hard drive space on my 30 GB ibook g4. I installed Leopard 10.5 about 8 months ago and hope to use Time Machine to restore the system. I also have made hard backups of my documents, photos, videos, address book etc. My question is do I need anything else besides my Leopard 10.5 install DVD to format the new hard drive and install the leopard 10.5 OS x operating system? I do not have a clone boot disc or firewire boot discs. Thanks for your advice.

Another alternative is to put a Seagate or Hitachi bare HD into a FireWire enclosure—basically, rolling your own (for a significant savings). Here's one http://www.amazon.com/Macally-Firewire-Storage-Enclosure-PHR-250CC/dp/B0000B3ALD
I have two Argosy enclosures with 200 GB Hitachi HDs. They used to be available at http://www.pcmicrostore.com/PartDetail.aspx?q=p:10500933 but apparently they ceased carrying them. However, a google search for ARGOSY EXTERNAL 3.5" firewir yields http://www.pcmicrostore.com/PartDetail.aspx?q=p:10502056%3Bc:100187%3Br:google which isn't a bad price.

Having trouble with error message in itunes every since I had a new hard drive installed. Write access are not enough or permissions aren't allowed. I have changed all of these in the corresponding folders, restarted and nothing works. I need help bad??

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Use the trackpad to scroll, thats what it was designed for. The scroll bars automatically disappear when not being used and will appear if you scroll up or down using the trackpad.
This is a user-to-user forum and most people will post on here if they have problems. You very rarely get people posting to say there update went smooth. The fact is the vast majority of Mountain Lion users will not be experiencing any major problems with the OS, or maybe with apps which are not compatible, but thats hardly Apple's fault if developers don't update their apps.

Trouble Restoring Compaq Presario C762NR After New Hard Drive

I installed a new hard drive in the laptop and bought the recovery disks. The recovery runs for hours and then fails. It gave me a whole list of (Pass/Fail) items and it seems that the only part that failed had to do with .systemlogs
I wish I could just copy and paste the message but I can't. The error did not give any codes. My friend can't afford a new computer at this time and I was really hoping I could fix this one. Is there any solution? Is there a way to copy and paste the error report to make this easier?
Thank you

If the original operating system is changed to a non-Windows 7 OS, or if the PC cannot access the Windows desktop, or the Recovery Manager cannot be started by selecting the f11 key on startup, you can use either the personalized recovery disc that you created, or you can order a replacement recovery disc from HP to start the PC and restore the hard drive to its original operating condition.
NOTE:Performing the recovery process using the personalized recovery disc that you created may take less than an hour. Using replacement discs ordered directly from HP may take four to six hours and includes several restarts.
If the HP Recovery Manager on the disc can access the hard drive, it will attempt to repair the recovery partition. If successful, a prompt is displayed to continue running the recovery using the Recovery Manager on the hard drive. If the program on the hard drive cannot be repaired, continue using the recovery disc in the optical disc drive.
Use the recovery disc to restore the PC by following the steps below.
Insert the recovery disc in the optical disc drive and start the computer.
If the computer is running, insert the recovery disc and immediately click Start and select Restart to force the computer to start from the recovery disc.
When prompted, Press any key to boot from CD or DVD, press any key on the keyboard.
Allow the recovery disc to start and load the required files while the Microsoft loading screen is displayed. It may take several minutes to load the required files.
When the HP Recovery Manager window displays, click System recovery .
Follow the on-screen instructions and perform the required actions.
NOTE:Do not interrupt the recovery process even though the computer may restart, or the Windows desktop may display, or the process may appear to pause for several minutes at various times.
When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions to back up the user files.
After performing the backup, when prompted, re-insert the recovery disc, and then click Next to continue the recovery process.
A status box is displayed to indicate the status of the recovery and the estimated time remaining.
If you used multiple discs when you created the personalized recovery discs, follow the prompts to remove the first disc and insert any requested discs.
When prompted to Insert the Supplemental driver disc , take one of the following actions:
If you purchased a replacement recovery disc from HP, and it included a Supplemental driver disc, insert the disc and click OK or Next . The recovery program checks the supplemental disc and installs the specific needed files.
After the Supplemental files are installed, a prompt is displayed to remove the Supplemental disc and insert the original recovery disc.
If you purchased a replacement recovery disc from HP, and it did not include a Supplemental driver disc, click Skip or Cancel . The recovery program will ignore the request and install the next file on the recovery disc.
If you created a personal recovery disc, press Next to continue.
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Trouble installing 10.4 on a new hard drive

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Thanks for the welcome, and for the attempt to help. I'm starting to wonder if I got a bum replacement hard drive? I've just restarted twice, it now takes FOREVER for the apple and the little spinny thing to show up when I start up and hold down the C key, and now when I go to disk utility the hard drive doesn't show up in the list of choices at all. Do you think it's worth pulling out the hard drive and sticking it back in again? I have no idea if that will make any difference?

Having trouble installing and configuring new hard drive

I bought a larger (320GB) Hitachi hard drive for my T61, to replace the 100GB that came with the computer. I had no touble making the physical installation, but can't boot up and use the new drive. I:
--used Acronis software (True Image 11 and Disk Director) to partition the new drive. The new partitions are proportionately larger than on the old drive.
--copied files from my original HD to the new one.
--tried, unsuccessfully, to boot up from the new drive.
--tried Thinkvantage software, but it wouldn't (1) recognize any external drives (USB HDD or my backup drive, also an external); (2) let me change the order of my boot devices (I get a synbtax-challenged message: "All items on this menu cannot be modified in user mode...[C]onsult your system supervisor." Well, *I'm* the "system supervisor," and I still can't get the program to let me edit the boot order).
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Has anybody else had to deal with this exciting sequence of events?
--Fred Powledge

Lets start afresh. First do you want an XP or Vista system on your new hard drive? Do you know if the recovery disks you got with your system are for the operating system you want on the new drive?
If you bought a Vista machine with XP downgrade Vista will be preinstalled on the system and it gets delivered with XP recovery disks. The opposite can also be true the machine is delivered with XP installed and with Vista recovery disks. Iin both cases if you want to upgrade to a new hard disk on the preinstalled operating system you must first yourself burn recovery disks for the preinstalled system. Start -- All programs -- Thinkvantage -- Create Product Recovery Media, first disk must be CD the last two can be DVDs.
When you are sure you have the right set of recovery disks XP or Vista, boot from them and let them format the disk. They will automatically install the service partition and use all the remaining space of the new hard drive for the C partition. When I think about it even for Vista on the T61 there will be only two partitions C: and a hidden partition for the RnR service partition. The S and Q partitions only apply to the new T400/500 -- I should not have mentioned them.
If its the recovery disks that were delivered with the machine that are the right one for the op sys you want on the new hard drive and they dont produce a bootable system -- call Lenovo support and get new ones.
The details for Acronis I can't help you with -- I used my Windows home server backup when I restored my C: partitions on the new hard drives both on my T500 and my T42. Just be careful you dont mix up which is the old and new C: partition so you dont destroy the C. partition on the old hard disk by mistake. But as long as you don't point Acronis to the old hard disk the worst that can happen is you have to rerun the restore to factory settings on the new drive once more.
T500: Vista 32, 2.8GHz, 4GB RAM, 15.4" 1680x1050, 500GB 7200rpm, ATI Radeon HD3650 + Intel 4500MHD. T42: XP, 1.7GHz, 2GB RAM, 14.1" 1024x768, 250GB PATA, ATI Radeon 7500.

New hard drive: Trouble re-installing CS4 Student License.

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I installed a new hard drive and tried unsuccessfully to restore from Time Machine backup several times before giving up and installing a fresh OS Mavericks.
I still have the original discs, however, the optical drive on this machine quit long ago. So far I've been successful dragging applications over from the backup on my external drive, but when I go to open my Adobe software I am getting error messages: InDesign says something about missing Roman.txt, Photoshop says I need to restart, etc.
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New Hard Drive: Mac Face/Question Mark on boot

I installed a new hard drive in my fathers iBook G4 1.33 GHz and installed Leopard. I instantly had problems after the installation was complete and the computer restarted. I got the Mac Face/Question Mark for a second and then it booted to the installation CD.
I used disk utilities to verify and repair the disk and permissions which both finished successfully. I tried to reboot with the same result: Mac Face/Question Mark for a second and then it booted to the installation CD. I decided to erase and reinstall Leopard. Installation complete - Restart - Mac Face/Question Mark. I decided to turn if off for the night.
I powered up in the morning with short-lived success, as I got the Leopard Welcome video. I set up the system and did some software updates, which eventually required a restart. Boom. Mac Face/Question Mark. I decided to hold the option key on my next restart to see if I could select the hard drive installation over the install CD. I was able to do so, and it booted fine to the hard drive. I continued my software updating, installed some more software like iLife '08, Firefox, Open Office, Stuffit Expander, etc. After all my installation and updating, the system operates great, except when I have to start up. I still have the Mac Face/Question Mark.
I have a theory that the hard drive jumper is set incorrectly, but I don't want to waste 45 mins. cracking the thing open to find out. Can anyone confirm? I'm open to all other theories, of course.

No jumper means Cable Select (CS). This would mean that the cable from the motherboard to the drive has a blue connector at the motherboard and a black connector on the end where the drive plugs in. The gray connector in the middle is the Slave position. Master/Slave relationship is determined by where on the cable the device is plugged in.
The CS cables and the setting was not used very often until around 2004 or 2005. Until that time all of the connectors on the cable were the same color and the Master/Slave setting was determined by the jumper on the drive.
It's very possible that you are trying to use a drive that's been setup for the newer systems as Cable Select, when actually you should force the drive to be a Master by installing a jumper on the proper pins.
Are there two deviced on the cable besides the motherboard, and are all of the connectors the same color? Or is the connector that plugs into the motherboard black? Then you are probably not looking at a CS buss.

Exit Code: 7 - installation of CS5 on new hard drive

Hey there,
after exchanging a broken secondary hard drive without a proper deinstallation/deactivation of my cs5 production premium, i have trouble now with the new installion on a new hard drive in Windows.
First thing i tried was deleting all CS5-related entries from the registry, but that didn't help.
The list of error reports:
Exit Code: 7
Please see specific errors and warnings below for troubleshooting. For example, ERROR: DS013, DW041 ... WARNING: DS013, DW016 ...
-------------------------------------- Summary --------------------------------------
- 0 fatal error(s), 2 error(s), 98 warning(s)
WARNING: DS013: Payload {626B3D60-A661-4444-AAF5-6C75E55936E8} Creative Suite 5 Production Premium 5.0.0.0 is already installed and the session payload {53BC789D-073D-47B6-AA9F-DE05990AF07A} Creative Suite 5 Production Premium 5.0.0.0 has no upgrade/conflict relationship with it.
WARNING: DS013: Payload {D8465547-5D5B-4856-A93A-8AC0A05C5D4D} Adobe Encore CS5 5.0.0.0 is already installed and the session payload {A334FDED-DCCA-481E-B226-F902CCC419D2} Adobe Encore CS5 5.0.0.0 has no upgrade/conflict relationship with it.
WARNING: DS013: Payload {0B754B55-6F63-461E-BB75-E8C883BDF88F} Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.0.0 is already installed and the session payload {C21384F7-1A36-4706-95AB-B09BCE3C144F} Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 5.0.0.0 has no upgrade/conflict relationship with it.
WARNING: DS013: Payload {0E659C1D-7686-4322-A501-58E3FEB4E743} Adobe After Effects CS5 10.0.0.0 is already installed and the session payload {DA1B174B-4297-467C-9EF8-0AB8D4D5171E} Adobe After Effects CS5 10.0.0.0 has no upgrade/conflict relationship with it.
ERROR: DS013: Verifying payload integrity : Failed with code 1
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW016: NOTE: Cannot set action to the payload {3F023875-4A52-4605-9DB6-A88D4A813E8D} Camera Profiles Installer 6.0.0.0 as it is already upgraded by the payload {56DCC6F4-322E-42DA-A5DA-26BAD28C1E10} Camera Profiles Installer 8.0.0.0
WARNING: DW066: OS requirements not met for {694213D7-1E0E-4C8F-B822-E2E3680C0FCE}
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ERROR: DW041: INSTALLDIR Volume E:\ doesn't exist.

uninstall, clean (Use the CC Cleaner Tool to solve installation problems | CC, CS3-CS6) and reinstall.

Have Old Hard drive and want to move old data onto new hard drive in imac.

I am trying to get my files off of an old hard drive. I have it hooked up through a sata drive. I am able to access all the programs but for whatever reason I am unable to access any of the files, i.e- 1,00's of pictures, videos, music, and documents. Is there something else I need to do in order to get the files, or is it possible that all the programs could still be on it but the files are just missing? In the current Sata it only has two plugs but on my hard drive it looks like there is another place to plug something in.

Hello again Shadow,
The way I do this is to:
1) Install your new hard drive into your iBook
2) Get your iBook reassembeled
3) Place your old hard drive in your firewire enclosure
4) Insert your install DVD into your iBook and restart with the C key held down. When the installer launches, select your language in the first pane, click 'continue' and in the upper dropdown menu in the next page select Utilities > Disk Utility. After DU is open, select your hard drive from the list of volumes on the left (the very top one), and then click the 'Partition' tab to the right. Then select 1 partition (normal) and make sure that you have 'Mac OS Extended (journled)' selected in the lower section. Then click 'partition'
5)Quit disc utility, which brings you back to the installer. continue with your installation of OS X. In one of the first steps you will see a button on the lower left which says 'options' click on that and make sure that the option 'Installs OS X for the first time' is selected. It will normally be selected by default with a new drive.
6) After the installation, the Migration Assistant will ask if you would like to transfer your information from another mac. click yes then follow the instructions. but instead of using another mac, connect a firewire cable from your enclosure with your old hard drive installed. The installer will think that this is another mac and will transfer all of your account information and user files (everything!)from your old drive to your iBook's new drive. Just diconnect when it says to and complete the installation sequence.
You're done!
Check back again if anything is unclear.
Randy
Message was edited by: DesertSage

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