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When trying to relocate the Logic Pro X sound library to an external hard drive it's greyed out and says "Do not have access rights". There is plenty of space on the hard drive and I have no idea what to do
MacBook Pro
Has it got your time machine back up on it? you can’t relocate to a drive with time machine back up on.
try again.
Has it got your time machine back up on it? you can’t relocate to a drive with time machine back up on.
try again.
"the format is Windows NT File System". This is the problem. Supported formats are APFS and MacOS Extended (Journaled).
Move Logic Pro X and MainStage content - Apple Support
You can reformat de drive or create a partition in a supported format. Just backup the drive content before.
WD
"the format is Windows NT File System". This is the problem. The supported formats are APFS or MacOS Extended (Journaled).
Move Logic Pro X and MainStage content - Apple Support
Just reformat the disk or create a partition in the correct format. Be sure to backup the content of the disk before.
WD
If you just got your Mac, then it is unlikely you have a TimeMachine backup yet.
Did you try what Iaamusic suggested?
What is the external drive and its format? What do you see when you click on Show Info?
WD
I did some looking, and as far as I can tell there is no Time Machine backup on there :)
When looking under the get info page I can’t find anything that says ignore ownership, could it possibly say something else?
It’s a 3T WD elements external hard drive, the format is Windows NT File System. Thanks for the help!
I've only just got my mac and to be honest I have no idea what a time machine back up is or where that would be. How would I check / learn what that is? Thanks!
Sorry for the double postings. Sometime the Forum behave strangely.
WD
That’s the issue alright!
Don't have access rights when relocating Logic Pro X sound library
