World ClockII - 6230i

I recently have had trouble with World Clock II - thus my reason for joining. By all accounts, I am not alone!
The trouble started when I put in the GMT time for Canberra and Dublin had Canberra's time. By deleting Canberra, I was able to to give Dublin its correct time, i.e. GMT. When I arrive at Wellington and then click to the next port of call, its Tokyo. The poor old souls from down under are dismissed. How can I get Canberra to appear on the world map

Nokia has released firmware via the NSU for SOME phones based on the Symbian 40 Operating System.
The 6230 and 6230i are not CURRENTLY upgradeable via the NSU although that isn't to say that Nokia won't release updated firmware for them at some point in the future. (I have a 6230 and have been keeping an eye out for updates too).
Remember - being a very popular phone is a double edged sword - a lot of people have it which means if there are any problems with the update process for ANY reason, Nokia will get a lot of calls regarding this. With the number of phones and network providers and applications out there, it's virtually impossible to test for every possible permutation out there - and that's not counting user error as well (i.e. disconnecting the cable half way through an upgrade). Before releasing any new firmware for such a popular phone, Nokia will want to make sure there's no problems which might come back to haunt them.
Please note that I don't work for Nokia and don't have any inside information or anything ! Also please remember this is a user to user forum so I'm just posting some background information ...
Regards,
Edward

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Nokia 6230i Re-install Deleted facility IE: World ...

Having just had my new phone my daughter in helping me set up the phone inadvertantly deleted the World Time facility, found via Applications-Collection gives you World Time/COnverter 2/Translator facilities.
How do i get and re-install the World Time facility?
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Re: Where to get a cable for the 6230i

hiya i have got a 6230i and was wondering where i can get a usb cable from?Message Edited by ajak on 19-Jun-2006
09:57 AM

Depends on where in the world you are, unless you buy from a web retailer such as Expansys:
http://www.expansys.com

Nokia 6230i : how to send applications java from ?

How to send applications java from nokia 6230i to an other nokia 6230i ?
Looking for applications: "converter II, world clock II, translator".
thanks.

as hole is right ,there is no way can be sent , but i would like to know how the Mosh is working and which way everybody uploading the apps to Mosh ? i have downloaded apps from Mosh and want to send it to another phone and also i like to send some apps games to Mosh , thanks for any advise .
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil , is for good men to do nothing .

INCORRECT INFORMATION ON 6230i

Hi all 6230i users.
I would like to point out to anyone who thinks they know what they are talking about concerning the nokia 6230i handset to please have thier facts CORRECT before posting any comments on this forum.
Updating handsets using NSU is not dependant on the dct version regardless of what or who has stated to them.
Updates for 6230i and most other handsets are at the moment being developed and tested for release and will not require anything other than the required data cable or plenty of credit if the handset is to be updated over the air (ota).
I too wait for a firmware/software for the 6230i and refuse to pay for it at any service centre as I have paid more than enough for this handset and see that I shouldnt need to pay for nokias problems..
SO PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE EVERYONE GET IT RIGHT READ AS MANY POSTS ON YOUR SUBJECTS AS POSSIBLE BEFORE TOUCHING THE KEYBOARD AS INCORRECT INFORMATION TYPED BY YOU WILL LOOK STUPID .
This forum has been aimed at the general public of this world to be seen as helpfull and sometimes informative with as little negatives as possible.
Mis-information is not only unfair but dangerous ..
Madmick

Along with Tom's books I think I will consider recommending another in future ......

Please save the world some time!

Hi Everyone,
I'm new here so I dont know if this has been discussed before.
I always wondered that no matter how fast you are at typing sms's it is always quicker if you could talk to the phone and a speech recognition mechanism would write down the word for you, with the possibility of editing later on.
We have the technology for it so why dont we save some time to the whole world!

This isn't the place for suggestions like that - it's been mentioned several times before on these boards, if it was, I can't imagine anyone would be inspired to provide any sort of helpful response to an attitude like that.
You should submit your ideas via the Contact Us link at the top of the page, or by emailing it to [email protected]
Nokia History: 3110, 5110, 7110, 7110, 3510i, 6210, 6310i, 5210, 6100, 6610, 7250, 7250i, 6650, 6230, 6230i, 6260, N70, N70, 5300, N95, N95, E71, E72
Android History: HTC Desire, SE Xperia Arc, HTC Sensation, Sensation XE, One X+, Google Nexus 5

Me Again Still Waiting For New 6230i FirmWare

Hi Nokia
It seems that all the nokia users in the world with the largest selling nokia brands have been backstabbed once again (STILL NO FIRMWARE FIX).
To make it clear to everyone one of nokias largest selling mobiles the 6230i has yet to be added to the NSU list .
I presently have a 6230i with one of the earliest firmwares V 03.40 this firmware is so full of bugs it is un-believable.
I have already invested hundreds of pounds in this device just to be told that i am going to have to pay for a firmware update just to fix someone elses problems namely Nokia's.
why should i pay when everybody else is getting thier updates from the NSU for free and my phone is also capable of updating in the same manner but the NSU have no release.
Can the NSU post the last known stable firmware atleast Until there is a more stable firmware release.
Because i am not going to pay £20 or more every time there is a software/firmware update as these are nokias problems we are paying for remember not our own.
I WANT MY FIRMWARE..............

18-Dec-2006
08:21 AM
madmick69 wrote:
Hi Nokia
It seems that all the nokia users in the world with the largest selling nokia brands have been backstabbed once again (STILL NO FIRMWARE FIX).
To make it clear to everyone one of nokias largest selling mobiles the 6230i has yet to be added to the NSU list .
I presently have a 6230i with one of the earliest firmwares V 03.40 this firmware is so full of bugs it is un-believable.
I have already invested hundreds of pounds in this device just to be told that i am going to have to pay for a firmware update just to fix someone elses problems namely Nokia's.
why should i pay when everybody else is getting thier updates from the NSU for free and my phone is also capable of updating in the same manner but the NSU have no release.
Can the NSU post the last known stable firmware atleast Until there is a more stable firmware release.
Because i am not going to pay £20 or more every time there is a software/firmware update as these are nokias problems we are paying for remember not our own.
I WANT MY FIRMWARE..............
It's so pity! Nokia 6230i's the most perfect phone I've ever seen. Small candy-bar size, Square-High resolution display (easy to make wallpapers than Potrait), Theme supported, large Internal mery (when Nokia s40 3rd Edition only have 10 MB)... Unfortunately, it seems there's no 6230i's upgraded version (except 8800 series, but not worth to pay $1000). Also, its filmware still has many bugs (right what you said: Unbelieveable!). For your question, the lastest Nokia 6230i filmware is v3.88 (check filmware version here http://hunajatehdas.net/nokia/firmware/index_en.php?model=6230i). Now I'm no longer used 6230i, but if NSU supports this model, maybe it will be like 6233: NO UPDATE AVAILABLE when you believed it's existed! Crash!

6300 vs. 6230i

Hi,
Just received my new Nokia 6300 and wish to copy both contacts and calendar from my old Nokia 6230i but it won´t work!
Any suggestions outthere? I talked to a guy at Nokia support, he thought that they have different bluetooth configurations but they are ok. I have done this before with another Nokia 6300. How come this won´t work?
BR,
adam

There was a world of difference between the S40/2 operating system which the 6230i has and the S40/3 OS of the 6300, it is unlikely that they will copy between them. The best option is to use Content Copier in PC Suite, most of the data should be transferable this way.

Access to BlackBerry World store of US while being outside US

Hi BlackBerry
I was wondering why the access to blackberry world is determined by which mobile carrier I'm currently using my phone with.
Correct me if I'm wrong, If someone from the US for expample is out of the US and is using a sim card from the local carrier in the country that he is currently living in, he cannot access the BlackBerry world of the US, instead, he will gain access to the BlackBerry World of the country which he is currently living in.
I think that Android also has the same concept with their users' ID's, which I see as very annoying compared to Apple, which gives you the opportunity to have your user profile linked to your country's AppStore by entering a valid address and a payment method relating to your country or issued from your country.
Apple also gives the opportunity to the user to choose (No Payment) option and enjoy using and downloading all free apps, which is a very good option, and is currently available on BlackBerry and Android as well.
I really Hope if BlackBerry can follow the same approach of Apple with while creating or editing the BlackBerry ID, in order to have the BlackBerry ID as "Country determined" and NOT to be as "Mobile Carrier determined" as the case is now. I hope also if you do so to keep the same flexibility (as now) of not obligating the user to enter a payment method while creating or editing a BlackBerry ID.
I think that if BlackBerry considers and implements this, it will give a big push to its users and the traffic flow on he BlackBerry World for downloading and buying apps, movies, music,...etc, as it allow for example US users US to access the BB world of US while being outside US for a trip or work. The same will apply for other users from any country around the wold.
So, I hope that BlackBerry will provide this flexibility as provided by Apple (and maybe a better one). Please consider this seriously and keep moving ahead.
Regards.

Hey ahmed_mh1,
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Currently BlackBerry World will take the localization settings from the APN settings on your micro SIM card.
If this does change in the future, I would suggest checking for updates at www.blackberry.com/appworld
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Greetings world.I have created a dmg. of my entire iomega ext HDD via disk utility using a mac book pro. It is currently sitting on the desktop. I have erased the iomega and now I can not understand how to put the dmg back.

It is safe to say that i need help..................
let me start at the beginning.
I have 1 2008 imac. always a pleasure never been a problem. Attached to it i have an iomega 500gb ext drive. also been ok.
until now!!
The HDD would not mount. Disk utility suggested that it was ok so i tested the imac HD. I got error code 4MOT/2/40000004: HDD- 1502. This doesnt worry me at the moment.
I attached iomega to my Mac book pro and again it would not mount. The disk utility did tell me that the iomega needed repair. it advised that i should wipe it and restore.
So I used the MB Pro disk utility to create a DMG. and saved it to the desk top. I then erased the iomega. did a repair and it all seemed ok. So then i try to do a restore.
After a very long time it said internal error with the dmg. using disk utility i did a convert dmg (compressed) and saved it to the iomega. middle of the night job!!
got up this morning and indeed it had sent the DMG to the iomega. But i could not open it. The iomega itself seemed dandy asking me if i wanted to use it as a time machine etc and it mounted ok and i saved a small jpeg to the iomega as well. I then thought that maybe when i did the convert as a compressed file i made a mistake. i'm guessing it should be a read and write so i started all over again.......... wiped iomega (which was quite quick) then tried the convert tool again.....it trys for a while then says there is not enough disk space...........I'm not sure which disk it is refering to.??
I have purchased a 1tb hard drive today incase the iomega is some how full up.
So really my question to the world is .........Help?

well no reply from the community. sniff- do i stink!? - probably a little bit. If i have lost all that data then I'm gonna really really pong.
Any ways i have purchased a 1tb usb HDD and have managed to duplicate the dmg file onto it. however still unable to mount the **** thing. so now i have ordered disk warrior which will be in my possession tomorrow.
fingers toes eyes crossed.

Making Effective Use of the Hybrid Cloud: Real-World Examples

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NetApp was in full force at the recent Microsoft Ignite show in Chicago, and it was clear that NetApp's approach to hybrid cloud and Data Fabric resonated with the crowd. NetApp solutions such as NetApp Private Storage for Cloud are solving real customer problems.
Hot topics at the NetApp booth included:
OnCommand® Shift. A revolutionary technology that allows you to move virtual machines back and forth between VMware and Hyper-V environments in minutes.
Azure Site Recovery to NetApp Private Storage. Replicate on-premises SAN-based applications to NPS for disaster recovery in the Azure cloud.
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Infront Consulting + NetApp = Success
Richard Treadway
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Tom Shields
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Enterprises are increasingly turning to cloud to drive agility and closely align IT resources to business needs. New or short-term projects and unexpected spikes in demand can be satisfied quickly and elastically with cloud resources, spurring more creativity and productivity while reducing the waste associated with over- or under-provisioning.
Figure 1) Cloud lets you closely align resources to demand.
Source: NetApp, 2015
While the benefits are attractive for many workloads, customer input suggests that even more can be achieved by moving beyond cloud silos and better managing data across cloud and on-premises infrastructure, with the ability to move data between clouds as needs and prices change. Hybrid cloud models are emerging where data can flow fluidly to the right location at the right time to optimize business outcomes while providing enhanced control and stewardship.
These models fall into two general categories based on data location. In the first, data moves as needed between on-premises data centers and the cloud. In the second, data is located strategically near, but not in, the cloud.
Let's look at what some customers are doing with hybrid cloud in the real world, their goals, and the outcomes.
Data in the Cloud
At NetApp, we see a variety of hybrid cloud deployments sharing data between on-premises data centers and the cloud, providing greater control and flexibility. These deployments utilize both cloud service providers (CSPs) and hyperscale public clouds such as Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Use Case 1: Partners with Verizon for Software as a Service Colocation and integrated Disaster Recovery in the Cloud
For financial services company BlackLine, availability, security, and compliance with financial standards is paramount. But with the company growing at 50% per year, and periodic throughput and capacity bursts of up to 20 times baseline, the company knew it couldn't sustain its business model with on-premises IT alone.
Stringent requirements often lead to innovation. BlackLine deployed its private cloud infrastructure at a Verizon colocation facility. The Verizon location gives them a data center that is purpose-built for security and compliance. It enables the company to retain full control over sensitive data while delivering the network speed and reliability it needs. The colocation facility gives Blackline access to Verizon cloud services with maximum bandwidth and minimum latency. The company currently uses Verizon Cloud for disaster recovery and backup. Verizon cloud services are built on NetApp® technology, so they work seamlessly with BlackLine's existing NetApp storage.
To learn more about BlackLine's hybrid cloud deployment, read the executive summary and technical case study, or watch this customer video.
Use Case 2: Private, Nonprofit University Eliminates Tape with Cloud Integrated Storage
A private university was just beginning its cloud initiative and wanted to eliminate tape—and offsite tape storage. The university had been using Data Domain as a backup target in its environment, but capacity and expense had become a significant issue, and it didn't provide a backup-to-cloud option.
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The university is already adding a second SteelStore appliance to support another location, and—recognizing which way the wind is blowing—the director of Backup has become the director of Backup and Cloud.
Use Case 3: Consumer Finance Company Chooses Cloud ONTAP to Move Data Back On-Premises
A leading provider of online payment services needed a way to move data generated by customer applications running in AWS to its on-premises data warehouse. NetApp Cloud ONTAP® running in AWS proved to be the least expensive way to accomplish this.
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Regular replication not only facilitates analytics, it also ensures that a copy of important data is stored on-premises, protecting data from possible cloud outages. Read the success story to learn more.
Data Near the Cloud
For many organizations, deploying data near the hyperscale public cloud is a great choice because they can retain physical control of their data while taking advantage of elastic cloud compute resources on an as-needed basis. This hybrid cloud architecture can deliver better IOPS performance than native public cloud storage services, enterprise-class data management, and flexible access to multiple public cloud providers without moving data. Read the recent white paper from the Enterprise Strategy Group, “NetApp Multi-cloud Private Storage: Take Charge of Your Cloud Data,” to learn more about this approach.
Use Case 1: Municipality Opts for Hybrid Cloud with NetApp Private Storage for AWS
The IT budgets of many local governments are stretched tight, making it difficult to keep up with the growing expectations of citizens. One small municipality found itself in this exact situation, with aging infrastructure and a data center that not only was nearing capacity, but was also located in a flood plain.
Rather than continue to invest in its own data center infrastructure, the municipality chose a hybrid cloud using NetApp Private Storage (NPS) for AWS. Because NPS stores personal, identifiable information and data that's subject to strict privacy laws, the municipality needed to retain control of its data. NPS does just that, while opening the door to better citizen services, improving availability and data protection, and saving $250,000 in taxpayer dollars. Read the success story to find out more.
Use Case 2: IT Consulting Firm Expands Business Model with NetApp Private Storage for Azure
A Japanese IT consulting firm specializing in SAP recognized the hybrid cloud as a way to expand its service offerings and grow revenue. By choosing NetApp Private Storage for Microsoft Azure, the firm can now offer a cloud service with greater flexibility and control over data versus services that store data in the cloud.
The new service is being rolled out first to support the development work of the firm's internal systems integration engineering teams, and will later provide SAP development and testing, and disaster recovery services for mid-market customers in financial services, retail, and pharmaceutical industries.
Use Case 3: Financial Services Leader Partners with NetApp for Major Cloud Initiative
In the heavily regulated financial services industry, the journey to cloud must be orchestrated to address security, data privacy, and compliance. A leading Australian company recognized that cloud would enable new business opportunities and convert capital expenditures to monthly operating costs. However, with nine million customers, the company must know exactly where its data is stored. Using native cloud storage is not an option for certain data, and regulations require that the company maintain a tertiary copy of data and retain the ability to restore data under any circumstances. The company also needed to vacate one of its disaster-recovery data centers by the end of 2014.
To address these requirements, the company opted for NetApp Private Storage for Cloud. The firm placed NetApp storage systems in two separate locations: an Equinix cloud access facility and a Global Switch colocation facility both located in Sydney. This satisfies the requirement for three copies of critical data and allows them to take advantage of AWS EC2 compute instances as needed, with the option to use Microsoft Azure or IBM SoftLayer as an alternative to AWS without migrating data. For performance, the company extended its corporate network to the two facilities.
The firm vacated the data center on schedule, a multimillion-dollar cost avoidance. Cloud services are being rolled out in three phases. In the first phase, NPS will provide disaster recovery for the company's 12,000 virtual desktops. In phase two, NPS will provide disaster recover for enterprise-wide applications. In the final phase, the company will move all enterprise applications to NPS and AWS. NPS gives the company a proven methodology for moving production workloads to the cloud, enabling it to offer new services faster. Because the on-premises storage is the same as the cloud storage, making application architecture changes will also be faster and easier than it would be with other options. Read the success story to learn more.
NetApp on NetApp: nCloud
When NetApp IT needed to provide cloud services to its internal customers, the team naturally turned to NetApp hybrid cloud solutions, with a Data Fabric joining the pieces. The result is nCloud, a self-service portal that gives NetApp employees fast access to hybrid cloud resources. nCloud is architected using NetApp Private Storage for AWS, FlexPod®, clustered Data ONTAP and other NetApp technologies. NetApp IT has documented details of its efforts to help other companies on the path to hybrid cloud. Check out the following links to lean more:
Hybrid Cloud: Changing How We Deliver IT Services [blog and video]
NetApp IT Approach to NetApp Private Storage and Amazon Web Services in Enterprise IT Environment [white paper]
NetApp Reaches New Heights with Cloud [infographic]
Cloud Decision Framework [slideshare]
Hybrid Cloud Decision Framework [infographic]
See other NetApp on NetApp resources.
Data Fabric: NetApp Services for Hybrid Cloud
As the examples in this article demonstrate, NetApp is developing solutions to help organizations of all sizes move beyond cloud silos and unlock the power of hybrid cloud. A Data Fabric enabled by NetApp helps you more easily move and manage data in and near the cloud; it's the common thread that makes the uses cases in this article possible. Read Realize the Full Potential of Cloud with the Data Fabric to learn more about the Data Fabric and the NetApp technologies that make it possible.
Richard Treadway is responsible for NetApp Hybrid Cloud solutions including SteelStore, Cloud ONTAP, NetApp Private Storage, StorageGRID Webscale, and OnCommand Insight. He has held executive roles in marketing and engineering at KnowNow, AvantGo, and BEA Systems, where he led efforts in developing the BEA WebLogic Portal.
Tom Shields leads the Cloud Service Provider Solution Marketing group at NetApp, working with alliance partners and open source communities to design integrated solution stacks for CSPs. Tom designed and launched the marketing elements of the storage industry's first Cloud Service Provider Partner Program—growing it to 275 partners with a portfolio of more than 400 NetApp-based services.
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Dave:
"David Scarani" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3ecfc046$[email protected]..
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I was looking for some real world "Best Practices" of deploying J2EEapplications
into a Production Weblogic Environment.
We are new at deploying applications to J2EE application servers and arecurrently
debating 2 methods.
1) Store all configuration (application as well as Domain configuration)in properties
files and Use Ant to rebuild the domain everytime the application isdeployed.
I am just a WLS engineer, not a customer, so my opinions have in some
regards little relative weight. However I think you'll get more mileage out
of the fact that once you have created your config.xml, checking it into src
control, versioning it. I would imagine that application changes are more
frequent than server/domain configuration so it seems a little heavy weight
to regenerate the entire configuration everytime an application is
deployed/redeployed. Either way you should check out the wlconfig ant task.
Cheers
mbg
2) Have a production domain built one time, configured as required andalways
up and available, then use Ant to deploy only the J2EE application intothe existing,
running production domain.
I would be interested in hearing how people are doing this in theirproduction
environments and any pros and cons of one way over the other.
Thanks.
Dave Scarani

Backing up and restoring app data of an App World (BlackBerry World) app

I'd like to do a security wipe on my old Bold 9700 and then reinstall/restore an App World (BlackBerry World) app that I purchased with the same BlackBerry ID.
1. Can I reinstall an app via App World after a security wipe?
2. WIll the app data (e.g. game scores) be restored?
3. I did a full back up with BDS7, if reinstalling the app on a security wiped phone does not reinstate the app data, can I retrieve the app data by restoring the app from the backup?
4. What about copying the .rem files of the App World folder of the app to my computer, reinstalling the app via App World and then copying the .rem files back to the Blackberry? Or is there another location I should look for the app data?
Thank you in advance.

Hi and Welcome to the Community!
To re-install your apps, please see this KB:
KB17625 How to install or transfer previously purchased applications from BlackBerry App World to a BlackBerry smartphone
HandsomeP wrote:
2. WIll the app data (e.g. game scores) be restored?
That I'm not sure of...it likely depends on how the scores are stored. If they are stored on the device, then it might be able to re-obtain that information after you reinstall the app. Likewise, if they are stored on some server somewhere, it might be able to do so. But there's really no way for anyone but the app developer to know for sure. If I were you, I'd prepare myself for those being lost as a result of this activity.
HandsomeP wrote:
3. I did a full back up with BDS7, if reinstalling the app on a security wiped phone does not reinstate the app data, can I retrieve the app data by restoring the app from the backup?
Maybe -- again, it depends on how the app works, which only the app developer can say. Some apps store data in AppMemory (which is what gets backed up), others store their data in Device or Media Card Memory (which is not necessarily backed up). And it may well be moot anyway, depending on how the developer coded the app.
HandsomeP wrote:
4. What about copying the .rem files of the App World folder of the app to my computer, reinstalling the app via App World and then copying the .rem files back to the Blackberry? Or is there another location I should look for the app data?
Same issue...it all depends on how the developer coded the app. If the coded it to ignore any stored data anywhere each time the app is installed, then you can't force it to read anything, regardless of where you might restore it to. But, again, only the developer of the app can tell you what will happen in these circumstances.
Cheers!
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Here. Hi I buy pack but the problem is you already purchased in-app purchased but it hasn't been downloaded pls fix it for me and I buy before 15 days pack 19,99 and 4,99 and the same problem in game world strike

Hi I buy pack but the problem is you already purchased in-app purchased but it hasn't been downloaded pls fix it for me and I buy before 15 days pack 19,99 and 4,99 and the same problem want or were can I fit it pls

The e-mail for World Strike support is: [email protected]
You need to contact them with your questions.

World Pack instruments missing in Garageband after Logic Pro 8 upgrade...

i have installed the Logic Pro 8 upgrade on my imac and have a slight problem... all of the jam packs show up in Garageband (4.1) except for World Pack... the loops are there, but the instruments are not appearing (they do work in Logic however... anyone?

anyone?

Mainstage Was unable to complete the download world music loops

Ok, so I have bought Mainstage 2.2 from the app Store, and have almost downloaded all the additional content.
However, the only pack that will not complete it the World Music Apple Loops.
I immediately get the message, Mainstage was unable to complete the download.
There is no attempt to download this pack.
Any suggestions? I don't really want to uninstall and download 20Gb again.
Cheers

More disk space than I can shake a stick at, very stable internet connection, speedtest shows ping <18ms etc. The main reason for purchasing mainstage is for the loops and instruments, at £20 that's a bargain, but only if I can get the application to download the last package.
Wireshark shows that the server is rejecting the request from MainStage as a HTTP/1.1 416 Requested Range Not Satisfiable.
Looks like either a MainStage Application issue requesting the HTTP GET command or the Server not servicing that request.
Apple over to you!

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