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06-26-2009, 12:53 PM
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Similar error on Garageband file
Hi Dave. I'm finally joining you in the Mac World & loving it. I'm developing an iPhone app.
Overnight I ran SuperDuper on my MacBook Pro & got a similar message on a Garageband guitar lesson file. The target is on an NTFS drive on a Windows XP Pro system. It got about 60gb into it before running into the error. Coincidentally, I was planning on installing a Garageband update after SuperDuper completed. But now I'll try some recommendations from the Troubleshooting section of the User Guide. Is this a common problem, i.e. bad Garageband files? Dave 
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