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I have a tape backup set that I wished to transfer to new media. However, the source tapes contain one particularly large snapshot which is no longer relevant. So, instead of copying the entire backup set with the Backup Set Transfer function I used the Snapshot Transfer function. I added all the snapshots except for the one I did not require to the source set catalog file, selected them all, and initiated the Snapshot Transfer operation. The operation completed without errors. 34 snapshots were selected and transferred. However, I noticed in the logfile that for some sources. while I had selected all available snapshots on the source tapes for that source, Retrospect decided that for each of these snapshots "No files need to be transferred". Since there is no overlap in the files in these snapshots and those from the other sources on the source set, and since the destination was new media, something had to be wrong.
5/8/2018 8:33:05 PM: Execution completed successfully Duration: 00:00:19 (00:00:11 idle/loading/preparing)
5/8/2018 8:35:43 PM: Execution completed successfully Duration: 00:02:38 (00:02:30 idle/loading/preparing)
5/8/2018 8:36:33 PM: Execution completed successfully Duration: 00:00:50 (00:00:42 idle/loading/preparing)
If I look at the destination set there are no "sessions" recorded for these transfers but there are snapshots. However, if I try a restore, I can select any one of these snapshots, but it contains zero files. The files are most definitely there on the source backup set and I can restore from them as expected, so they should have been transferred.
What kind of media are you transferring to? If it is a disk backup set, you could use a backup set transfer and then delete the unwanted snapshot to save space.
If it's around ten (rather than a hundred), you might want to try to transfer them one by one (with the exception of the one you don't want copied).
2. Contact Retrospect support. If you don't have a support contract, you can upgrade to the latest version (which includes support for a short period of time) or buy a support incident. https://www.retrospect.com/au/support/phone
As mentioned in the original post I was transferring 34 snapshots. I am now pretty much doing as you suggest, except starting with a full backup from disk of those partitions that are still online. Now that's complete I am about to manually add the remaining snapshots I need.
Given there was no error reported in the original attempt, there has to be a bug. Either an error did happen, but it was not reported, or, it simply didn't function as advertised. My money is on the latter.
I figured it out - and it's a little embarrassing. When I came to transfer manually the additional snapshots I discovered that the Snapshot Transfer window somehow had a selector set, presumably from some long past activity. That selector said to exclude files with "volume name matches c". Now at first sight I though that was harmless because nothing had originally come from C:, but of course it's not a complete match, but matches anything containing the string "c". Sure enough all the sources which transferred zero files contained the letter c in the volume name. With that selector deleted, things are looking up.
He started off at lightweight and went to welterweight. He fought Jose Aldo and got KO'd but no shame since that was prime Jose with the leg kicks and all. I wonder looking back, how do you guys rate Manny?
Also, had he fought Conor, could he have given Conor a loss due to his swarming judo/grappling style?
Conor would have KO'd him in the first. Also he probably would have been the TUF 5 winner had he not dislocated his shoulder. I think he's coming out of retirement though (according to wikipedia)
I was hoping you could help me track down an image. I once saw a set of our beloved guild’s dice that had been altered to where the pips and logo looked like molten metal a la furnace’s sword. Has anyone else seen this image? If so I would appreciate it being dropped below in this thread if I don’t find it first myself. I’m planning to do my dice this way and could use the reference pics.
Sorry man, couldnt get the pic to download, but i painted mine and i am please. I did white then red-orange-yellow then a small bit of white.
Hello. After reading a current thread regarding a Grado mono cartridge, I've decided to look into owning one. I'm fairly new at this and have a few questions. I can't afford an expensive mono cart and was thinking about purchasing either the Grado MC+ or ME+. When listening to mono now I usually combine the L/R channels using the old double "Y" cord trick. I've had great success using this method. Are the Grado mono carts manufactured differently for mono playback or are they like a stereo cart (same construction) but wired for mono? I don't want to purchase a mono cart if the only difference is the wiring and not the way the stylus performs in the groove. Also, anyone have experience with the Grado MC+ or ME+ and can explain the difference or make a recommendation? Thanks for the help
No, I called Grado specifically about this. They are proper mono cartridges and constructed intrinsically differently than a stereo cartridge.
There are is a Grado in the Prestige series that is a mono cartridge that is affordable, though you haven't stated your budget.
I have also been considering mono cartridges. See below for the cartridges I have been considering, specifically the Spirit model. These are true mono cartridges.
I've been thinking about getting a mono cartridge also but haven't decided yet. I've been playing a lot of old mono 45's and a few mono LPs lately and was wondering if the mono cartridge would improve the sound much if any.
Is there going to be an improvement in sound in using a mono cartridge instead of using a mono switch on an amp or the "Y" cord with a stereo cartridge as mentioned by bayen? This is my main question before I take the next step in buying any new hardware.
Will a true mono cartridge damage a stereo record? I understand about the change in the sound of the recording but will the stereo disc be physically damaged?
Is there going to be an improvement in sound in using a mono cartridge instead of using a mono switch on an amp or the "Y" cord with a stereo cartridge as mentioned by bayen?
Yes, but you have to define what you mean by inexpensive. For some, $1000 is inexpensive, for others, it's $99.
Thanks Puma Cat. I think the Grado MC+ and ME+ are part of the Prestige series. The MC+ is around $90.00 and the ME+ close to $150.00. The ME+ comes close to what I'm willing to spend at the moment. Good to know that the Prestige series carts are constructed differently than a stereo cart.
Good to know...I should play my Toshiba/EMI Blue Notes and Speaker's Corner mono remasters with my stereo pickup, then.....save the mono cartridge for my "real' monos...
Good to know. Most of my mono lp's are pre -1968 but if you didn't mention this I would have most likely played my Beatles 1982 mono's with a mono cart set-up...thanks for the tip!
Well, after reading this post plus the other current "mono cart" post and a few posts on other forums, I've decided not to jump at the Grado mono cartridges until I understand a bit more on the subject. It gets a bit confusing...reading about the number of coils a true mono cart should have..the difference in stylus tip etc. etc. I'll check back, thanks
Also, I wasn't planning on playing stereo records with a mono cartridge. I was talking about playing one by accident.
Back again. Here is the main thing I'd like to know (I may post the same question on the other thread), will the Grado ME+ sound better than comping the L-R channels with the double Y cords? After reading some info this afternoon I'm beginning to think the Grado ME+ isn't a true mono cart...compared to vintage true mono carts. This has something to do with the number of coils used, the stylus tip and a bunch of technical stuff that's a bit over my head. When using the Y cords for mono LP playback any noise is centered and less noticeable. If the Grado ME+ is constructed to perform like a true mono cart and extract information from the groove differently it should sound better, correct? Thanks
I'm not sure, but I thought I read (perhaps in the Music Matters' threads) that it was ok to use a modern(or perhaps non-conical?) mono cart with later mono lp's cut with a stereo head? Could somebody confirm or deny this?
This has been addressed, fyi. 99% of modern mono cartridges should be fine. They have stereo-sized needles (.7 mm) and so work fine on stereo grooves. I think EMT is the only modern company that makes an original mono-sized needle (1 mm), which should only be used on original mono records, cut before (if I recall correctly) around 1967. Music Matters are cut with a stereo cutter-head, but your modern mono cartridge should be fine with them.
I recently mounted a Miyajima Premium BE mono in my system and am incredibly pleased with the results. I think you would be happy with the Miyajima sound. I haven't done any comparisons to other mono cartridges.
I recently mounted a Miyajima Premium BE mono in my system and am incredibly pleased with the results. .
People, one more time, be careful of the mono cart you install. Make sure it can play a stereo groove without damage. Over and out.
But just to be a nudge, Steve, and to continue on a couple of earlier posts, is there any reason to think that a modern .7mm stylus on a modern mono cart would cause any damage to a stereo groove on a modern mono lp(such as those cut by Music Matters, AP, etc)?
Probably not. But every time this subject is brought up with Kevin Gray, he shakes his head and closes his eyes.
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Great base race! Though if I were in GLA's position I would've tried to tech up back to buggies ASAP to prevent Russia from having the expansion supplies or oils and spent the Combat Drugs GP on Sneak Attack to maintain the immediate pressure on Russia. By getting more and more kills overtime, it would get GLA faster to Anthrax, which he could use to decimate the army since there were practically 0 super heavies in Russia's army composition and more or less light vehicles with the exception of Kodiaks. Regardless, well played by both players.