Can not import files from internal HD

Is there any differnce if files are dragged fron the camera or copied

or transfered with "picture capture" I am not sure of its English name, translated from Swedish..

the small onboard Mac OS program???

I think you mean "Image Capture" -

Image Capture is designed to understand the filesystem on the card, so there may be a difference. The Filesystem on the Card is probably not Mac OS X Extended, and if you simply drag the folders, the wrong ownership may be copied.

A little extra question do You use any program to clean up for example leftovers from uninstalled old programs etc??

I don't use uninstaller applications. Most applications that need special uninstalling will include a dedicated uninstaller, all others can simply be dragged to the trash. Have a look at this thread.

Re: Looking for a good uninstaller for the Mac

Generally, cleaner applications are unneccessary with the newer MacOS X versions. Your Mac does most of the cleaning automatically; and many cleaner apps can be risky, for they will point you to locations that you better not modify.

Well 98% solved but all my oldies are imported with this structure and working as is but I can´t work with new imports from them...Rename all oldies and rereference all of it?? What a story Leonie!?

I cannot test your problem on my mac, since I cannot reproduce the problem. My Lumix cards behave differently.

What happens, when you create the folders manually from within MacOS X:

Create a folder "LX 5 ...." with the subfolders DCIM and MISC, just like shown in your screenshot and add a folder "PRIVATE".

Then drag some images from the folder that is causing problems to your new folder. Can you see the images now in the Import Panel?

If that works - then I'd recommend to drag the images to your set of custom folders when importing, and not to drag the complete filestructure from the card.

You can keep your