not enough room on disk

[Matt Mullen]

Check the Media Creation settings and confirm that you don’t have the drive you want to use filtered out

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks v much for the Post.
I’ve looked in media creation.
under ‘drive filtering and indexing’ nothing is selected.
Under ‘capture’ my HD is greyed out, but there is a tick next to my user name, Dan Crouch.

So it wont let me select the HD, but will allow me to select the HD via my user name. Does that make sense?

Thanks.
Dan.

[Matt Mullen]

What OS version are you on?

If it is Snow Leopard you need to make sure your mac user is set to be the owner of the drive.

[Dan Crouch]

Thanks again for the post.
Yes, I am on Snow Leopard. I can’t see though where I find the drive ownership.

Cheers,
Dan.

[Matt Mullen]

Get info on the drive by selecting it on the desktop and hitting command+i.

In the sharing and permissions section highlight your user, make sure you have read & write permissions then click the gear icon at the bottom. This should allow you to set ownership of the drive.

[Matt Mullen]

Dan,

Just want to check in. Did you get this resolved?

[Dan Crouch]

Hi Mathew,thanks for the post.
Unfortunately it didn’t solve the problem.
Could you please tell me, is it the ‘system’ under name in the mackingtosh HD info, that should have ‘read and write’ privileges?

Thanks again for help with this.
Dan.

[Matt Mullen]

System needs it yes but your login user name also needs it and needs to be set as the owner.

If you don’t see your login name you need to use the + button to add it.