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1. Format external hard drive mac apple time machine apfs zip file#
2. Format external hard drive mac apple time machine apfs archive#
3. Format external hard drive mac apple time machine apfs code#

Stream = createStream(gerudoValleyURL.absoluteString) GerudoValleyURL = documentsURL.appendingPathComponent("GerudoValley.mp3") Guard let documentsURL = fileManager.urls(for. In the commented out line is the working Stream created from a URL Printf("Error at createStream, error code: %i\n", BASS_ErrorGetCode()) HSTREAM stream = BASS_StreamCreateFile(false, url, 0, 0, 0) HSTREAM stream = BASS_StreamCreateURL("", 0, 0, NULL, 0) Here is the C function in which I am creating these streams However, when I use BASS_StreamCreateURL() and pass in a URL from the internet, it works perfectly, so I have to assume the problem has something to do with file permissions.

Format external hard drive mac apple time machine apfs code#

To create a stream from a file to play in this library, you use BASS_StreamCreateFile() function, which you pass a URL to the file to use, but even thought I can verify the URL I passing is correct and the file is in the files app, it throws error code 2 "Cannot open file" I am trying to create an app to play music through the BASS Audio Library for C/C++ and while I have it playing music, I cannot seem to have it open local files. TL DR C function can't open MP3 file in app's documents directory, am I missing any sort of permissions? ** The volume /dev/rdisk8s1 could not be verified completely. : (-69845)Ĭhecking the checkpoint with transaction ID 26926. Restoring the original state found as unmounted.įile system verify or repair failed. The volume /dev/rdisk8s1 could not be verified completely. Warning: checkpoint 192 (xid 26927) failed consistency checkĮrror: spaceman cib out of order: 0, expected 2 Here's what Disk Utility's First Aid tells me:Ĭhecking file system and repairing if necessary and if possible.Įrror: (oid 0x14e776) om: invalid o_oid (0x71ff)Įrror: (oid 0x14e776) om: invalid o_type (0x3, expected 0x4000000b)Įrror: verification/reading of the omap object failed: Illegal byte sequence When I wanted to use it on a Mac today (after using it on my iPad for a while), the disk wouldn't mount anymore. I've recently been using it on my iPad on the go, also with no issue. I have an external SSD I've used for a while with no issue. This sample.app will of course work if copied in Finder app, but I don't know if it's because the Application file is missing some specification or why copying in code doesn't work. I would like to know why it is not recognized as an application even though the files in the folder are the same. Using var fileStream = new FileStream(newZipPath, FileMode.Create) Using var newArchiveEntry = newEntry.Open() Var newEntry = newArchive.CreateEntry(entry.FullName)

Using (var newArchive = new ZipArchive(memoryStream, ZipArchiveMode.Create, true)) Using (var memoryStream = new MemoryStream())

Format external hard drive mac apple time machine apfs archive#

Using (var archive = ZipFile.Open(zipPath, ZipArchiveMode.Read)) Var zipPath = newZipPath = open ZIP file. Sample.app is converted to AppleDouble format in advance using ditto -c-k.

However it is not recognized as an Cocoa application.

Format external hard drive mac apple time machine apfs zip file#

If you copy the ZIP file (sample-new.zip) and extract it using the following code, the contents of the extracted folder (sample.app) are the same when compared by diff. The ZIP file (sample.zip) contains the Cocoa application file (sample.app).