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So... I just tried to start a new video project, and my mac wouldn't read the camera, so I tried my other camera, a different cord, going through a Pyro A/V Link... nothing worked, so i broke down and got out my camera's manuel to see if there was some small detail that I had spaced. There wasn't, so i decided to turn the computer off and then back on. When I got logged back in, I only had one Hard drive icon. Apparently I have magically lost a hard-drive. I mean It's still there (I looked), but my computer isn't reading it either... Grrrr... I blame all of those Happy couples, they are using up more than there fair of happiness so the universal Karma decided to make my Mac very Unhappy to help keep the universe in balance.... O-well, I'm taking it in tomorrow to get it looked at.
Edit: I forgot to spell check
[ February 14, 2005, 04:17 PM: Message edited by: J T Stryker ]
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Is the drive powered? Even if you think it is, might as well make sure the power and SATA (or ATA) connectors are plugged in securely.
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I wouldn't give up on the drive until you run something like DiskWarrior, especially if the drive isn't making any unusual noises. It's entirely possible that it just needs a quick scan to remind the OS that it's there.
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no noise, but disk Warrior can't find it either... I think I'm going to just take it in tomorrow.
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thats what i get for not re-reading my posts.
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