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basslik 01-19-2008 05:56 PM

path to session contains illegal characters (/)
 
dam " just when i thought i had everything setup right?
loads up fine and when i start a new session i got this message.
path to session contains illegal characters (/)
pro tools loads fine with no wierd pop up screen. its when i start a new session?

basslik 01-19-2008 07:09 PM

Re: path to session contains illegal characters (/)
 
heres what i can see.
my haed drives name is that symbol (/) i guess its the name of the hard drive, do i have to rename the drive?, and how/
new to mac, and on a pc i would just right click and rename stuff, also why does it tell me that? path to session contains illegal chaacters(/)

basslik 01-19-2008 07:44 PM

Re: path to session contains illegal characters (/)
 
was able to change hard drive name from (/) a slash, to a word, hey why does that has to be?

M.Brane 01-19-2008 07:47 PM

Re: path to session contains illegal characters (/)
 
Not a very good idea to have a forward slash in a volume name with a UNIX based OS. If you're curious as to why just do a search on illegal characters in OSX.


CoryCooper 01-20-2008 05:36 AM

Re: path to session contains illegal characters (/)
 
The / character is used by the system in UNIX/OS X as the divider for the path name for file system structure. Any file, folder, volume, etc. using this character will cause havoc on your system and initiate all kinds of errors. You may use the _ character in file names instead.

C

basslik 01-20-2008 08:22 AM

Re: path to session contains illegal characters (/)
 
very interesting facts((( THANKS GUYS)))) for the information.
i have no idea how the drive got named that in the first place when i did a reinstall?
i must hit a a key or something? CHEERS, and thanks again


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