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SL see drive different and will only copy files


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Old 11-10-2009, 11:20 PM
I have a Mac Pro i just upgraded to Snow Leopard. I have an external raid enclosure with 5 drives connected to an internal sata card.

In leopard, it was displayed as normal internal hard drive.

In snow leopard it is displayed as an external drive and i cannot move files around on it. Snow leopard will automatically copy files if I try to move them around on the drive.

Any idea's?
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