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Unable to write to remote drive?
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<blockquote data-quote="hempomatic" data-source="post: 1926087" data-attributes="member: 335450"><p>The title of the thread may be slightly misleading because it's actually a drive salvaged from a defective computer that had a main board failure. It's a 2 TB internal SSD that I'm currently using as external storage via a connector to the drive terminating in USB2 at the computer. My problem is, I can read it fine, I can drag files from it fine, I can run apps on my current computer to play music files from it, etc, however, I can't write to it. </p><p></p><p>I hooked it up and checked it with Disk Utility, and it shows well over 1 TB unused. It is formatted in APFS. I see it listed on Finder. It has a ton of data on it I don't want to lose, so formatting the drive is not an option. I'm currently using it as a back up drive for some of my music. </p><p></p><p>Is there any way I can perhaps make another partition on the unused space without losing the data that's on there. The OS that was on the computer this was culled from was Catalina.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hempomatic, post: 1926087, member: 335450"] The title of the thread may be slightly misleading because it's actually a drive salvaged from a defective computer that had a main board failure. It's a 2 TB internal SSD that I'm currently using as external storage via a connector to the drive terminating in USB2 at the computer. My problem is, I can read it fine, I can drag files from it fine, I can run apps on my current computer to play music files from it, etc, however, I can't write to it. I hooked it up and checked it with Disk Utility, and it shows well over 1 TB unused. It is formatted in APFS. I see it listed on Finder. It has a ton of data on it I don't want to lose, so formatting the drive is not an option. I'm currently using it as a back up drive for some of my music. Is there any way I can perhaps make another partition on the unused space without losing the data that's on there. The OS that was on the computer this was culled from was Catalina. [/QUOTE]
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