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I think I read on this forum that you couldn't work with FCP4.5 projects directly from the Xsan because 4.5 was not POSIX compliant. Can you use this service to guide you through installation or is it just support for problems that arise? I know Xsan setup is not trivia (as has been mentioned numerous times on this forum) and I want as smooth a transition as possible. We may eventually go to HDV or DVCPro HD in the future (probably 1 or 2 years), but I doubt we will ever edit directly in Uncompressed HD (only output). When we add more drives, can striping achived without reformatting that SAN? We mainly edit in DV and DVCAM right now, but occasionally Uncompressed SD. I know that striping LUNs in Xsan is faster than having 2 individual LUNs. If a project file can be stored on an Xsan volume and read from an Xsan volume why couldnt you edit directly from Xsan? Is it that the app must be designed specifically to function with Xsan for read/write purposes so that files will not become corrupted?Ĭurrently we only have enough drives to use 1 controller.

I am somewhat confused however about why this was ever an issue. Network transfer of project files doesnt seem too efficient to me, so I am hoping direct storage is possible now. To be honest, Apple seems to have suggested Xsan's strong point in video production is "efficient workflow". Is this possible now? How about the other Final Cut Studio apps? Photoshop (not as important since we can easily transfer to a local drive then edit and transfer back)? Since then, I have looked everywhere that I could think of to see if this turned out to be true, but I cant seem to find that info anywhere. We are still waiting on a few items (gigabit switch, UPS) before we start to set it up, but in the meantime I had a couple of questions:īefore FCP5 and Xsan 1.1, I had read that FCP projects should not be stored on an Xsan volume, but tha FCP5 should have solved the problem.

#Apple xsan logo mac os x#

Apple asks users to note that this version of the Xsan uninstaller applies only to Xsan version 1.4.2 through 2.2.2 on Mac OS X or Mac OS X Server versions 10.4 through 10.6.Īpple has the Xsan 2.2.2 official documentation for administrators at this address.About a month ago we purchased Xsan, an Xserve G5, a Qlogic 5200, etc. To remove Xsan, customers must unmount all active Xsan volumes and click Continue. Customers are advised to back up their data before removing Xsan. The uninstaller will also remove the Xsan Admin application and documentation files.

allows Xsan Admin to create new volumes when more than 100 fsm processes are runningĪpple also rolled out version 2.2.2 of the Xsan Uninstaller which, as its name implies, is an application that removes Xsan software from your computer.

improves Finder reliability when browsing a volume that is highly fragmented.

improves file system reliability when native extended attributes are enabled.

improves file system reliability when running snfsdefrag.

improves file system reliability when unmounting a volume.

improves file system reliability when the filesystem is highly fragmented.

#Apple xsan logo update#

On a more detailed note, the company formerly run by Steve Jobs reveals that this update improves general file system reliability and: “This update includes general file system fixes, as well as specific fixes for file system reliability and low-memory client behavior,” says Apple.

#Apple xsan logo for mac os x#

Xsan 2.2.2 FileSystem Update for Mac OS X 10.6 is recommended for all systems running Xsan 2.2 on Snow Leopard, Apple informs in a technical note posted on the Support section of its website.

#Apple xsan logo install#

Users of the discontinued Apple Xsan line of server computers have a new update to install to improve file system reliability and to address low-memory client behavior, according to the company headquartered at 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino, California.