> maybe i'm doing something wrong (i'm certainly no computer tech), but when i
> try to mount an image of any significant size it tells me there's no room
> [on the current volume or something]. i assumed the problem was simply that
> i have partitioned a very small amount to my start-up disk (just enough for
> my minimal system disk and my printer spool files--750mb) and had no room
> left for big disk images.
>
> in addition, i have another question regarding this technology--which i
> obviously have very little knowledge of. i haven't even tried it yet, but is
> it possible to mount an image of a music CD? they seem to behave a little
> differently than data disks.
>
Hi Dave
The desktop is governed by the startup disk. Where is the image stored? If
the image is stored on the start up disk and the disk is full, then there
wont be any room for it to open. If this is not the case and the image is
on another drive or partition and its still doing the thing, then I would
suggest that you add a copy not an alias of disk copy to another drive or
partition that has more room and launch it from there and see if that helps.
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