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File I/O Error
Last month I added a 2nd GSpeed-es 2tb drive to my Mac Pro/FCP system. It is configured in Raid 5.
I haven’t had any problems until yesterday. While editing in FCP I tried to render a clip and got the File I/O error message. There was nothing wrong with the clip as I had rendered it in the timeline moments earlier w/o any problems.
I also got the same message in Soundtrack Pro… so what do I need to do to track this down and resolve the issue.
Bob Davis
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11 Replies
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Permissions maybe? Check to see if you are ignoring permissions on the volume with ‘Get Info’ (Apple+I).
Michael Gossen
Helium Digital Media -
Nope that wasn’t it. The drive has Read & Write permission…any other ideas….
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Ran Disk Utility and got this:
Verify and Repair disk “dp 01”
Checking HFS Plus volume.
Checking Extents Overflow file.
Checking Catalog file.
Invalid sibling link
Volume check failed.Error: The underlying task reported failure on exit
1 HFS volume checked
1 volume could not be repaired because of an errorNow if I only knew what that all means….
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There you go. Copy everything off, repartition the drive using disk utility. Name the new partition the exact same as now and when you copy everything back you shouldn’t have any reconnection issues.
Michael Gossen
Helium Digital Media -
There you go. Copy everything off, repartition the drive using disk utility. Name the new partition the exact same as now and when you copy everything back you shouldn’t have any reconnection issues.
Michael Gossen
Helium Digital Media -
There you go. Copy everything off, repartition the drive using disk utility. Name the new partition the exact same as now and when you copy everything back you shouldn’t have any reconnection issues.
Michael Gossen
Helium Digital Media -
There you go. Copy everything off, repartition the drive using disk utility. Name the new partition the exact same as now and when you copy everything back you shouldn’t have any reconnection issues.
Michael Gossen
Helium Digital Media -
Oh, if I only had a spare TB of disk space to dump everything to….
Thanks for your help….
Bob Davis
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Bob,
Having paid $1000 per gigabyte at the start of digital revolution, I will let no one who complains about inadequate disk space these days escape here unscathed. So, consider yourself therefore duly scathed.
Now, tomorrow go out and spend $160 and get yourself a 1Tb drive and a cheap firewire enclosure at Fryes, please.
David
David Roth Weiss
Director/Editor
David Weiss Productions, Inc.
Los AngelesPOST-PRODUCTION WITHOUT THE USUAL INSANITY ™
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