disappearing volumes/mounts (partitions) on FW800 connected eHDD
The entire issue is outlined in 2 posts here, I was told it's best to start a new thread here.
Thank-you.
Anyone? Thank-you.
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Are the preferences in Finder set correctly?
Yes they are...
Really weird/infuriating issue.
Thanks.
Yeah so really weird... :-/
ssls6 wrote:
Are the preferences in Finder set correctly?
@ssls6 or Others
Yes that's definitely set correctly already.
Any other ideas?
Thank-you.
It's hard to flip between threads to understand your issue. Places to start...does it show up in Disk Utility? Basically does the mac know it's there and finder is not showing it or does the mac not know it's there.
It's hard to flip between threads to understand your issue. Places to start...does it show up in Disk Utility? Basically does the mac know it's there and finder is not showing it or does the mac not know it's there.
@ssls6
TBH I don't see how it's hard, the OP links directly to 2 posts that outline everything.
But if it's really that much of a PIA, I suppose I can paste them both into a post here.
As mentioned in one of those posts, everything looks fine in Disk Utility.
So the Mac seemingly knows it's there...
Created another admin acct, logged into that & whammo, all the missing partitions from the eHDD are showing-up on the desktop again.
So, something somewhere in the other admin account has gotten damaged, or gone missing... :-/
I found the solution...
disappearing volumes/mounts (partitions) on FW800 connected eHDD