Try this:
sudo mv /var/snd /var/snd_original
Then mount /var/snd on the new device to /var/snd on the original. If
it is an entire blank partition you might be able to do it like this:
sudo mount /dev/sdb5 /var/snd
If it is a drive with its own stuff and a random directory for /var/snd
you might have to use the bind parameter:
sudo mount --bind /path/to/drive/snd /var/snd
Symlinks can be hit and miss depending on what program is meant to be
following them.
On 16/08/16 13:30, Owen Dawe wrote:
I'm having trouble using RD Import from a 'temporary folder' on my
Desktop through Rivendell's Dropbox via terminal. I added a second
drive sdb5 formated to ext4 and have it mounted and created a
'symlink' from snd sda1 to a var/snd created on sdb5. Var/snd on sda1
has 108MB free space. Var/snd on sdb5 has 500G spare space. I managed
to import six files and transfered them to sdb5.
From the seventh file onwards I get a message saying. Audio Converter
Error: No space left on device, skipping (names of the remaining ten
files). I have tried setting the links up several times both through
terminal and the click and drag method. I've reformated sdb5 twice
making new links continuing to get the same error. I've deleated the
six files in var/snd on both sda1 and sdb5 but still get the same
error. It's got me wacked actually.
Regards, Owen.
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