[MacDV] Final Cut Xserve/Xsan query...
Dave Walker
davewalker1 at mac.com
Wed Apr 27 02:25:12 PDT 2005
Hi
I have had a fair amount of experience at trouble-shooting XSan with
XServe RAID and FCP, but i have never seen the XSan volume mounted as a
folder on the boot drive. The best way to check how it is mounting is
to take a look at the XSan admin utility - you should be able to see
which SAN clients are mounted and what permissions they have.
As with all these problems, though, it's a whole heap easier to work
out what is going on by sitting in front of the machine with the
problem - any chance of some screen grabs to check out the current
setup - the various tabs of XSan admin would be best. There are also a
whole heap of command line tools that can give more info too
mail me direct if that helps
Cheers
Dave
On 27 Apr 2005, at 00:10, Richard Brown wrote:
> Hello all...
>
> We are currently losing a bit of hair over getting our 15TB
> Xserve/Xsan on fiber channel to speak correctly to our Final Cut
> stations.
>
> At the desktop, the Xsan appears as a drive, but in the Final Cut
> setup dialog, it only appears as a folder ROUTED THROUGH Macintosh HD.
>
> This seems to truncate as well as route the throughput via Macintosh
> HD, and the resultant files on the Xsan are generally damaged, without
> ownership and unreadable by Quicktime. 5
>
> With HDV footage coming through our Kona 2, Final Cut capture dies at
> 150MB, or after about 1 second of capture.
>
> We are going out component from the Sony HDV deck into the Kona
> breakout box then into the Kona 2.
>
> Should anyone have done such a setup, we'd appreciate any notes.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Richard Brown
>
>
>
>
>
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