So I did an extra test: I right clicked on a raw file and opened it in dt. That 
went well too. But when I try to open a complete folder from within dt, it 
doesn’t work. The software only sees the disk, but not the files on it, wich 
are visible on the Mac outside of dt. On the website it states that dt only 
works with intel processors on Mac, but I am able to work with dt on my M1 
Macbook Air with files that can be found on the local harddisk.

 

So I’m really curious about how to get my connection with my external HDD 
working.

 

Suggestions are more than welcome!

 

(Kernel permissions haven’t been looked at yet, since it interferes with the 
highest security level of my Macbook and I don’t want that if not strictly 
necessary.) 

 

Kind regards,

Hieke van Hoogdalem

 



 

Van: Hieke van Hoogdalem <[email protected]> 
Verzonden: donderdag 13 januari 2022 11:31
Aan: Paul Marfell <[email protected]>
CC: 'darktable-user' <[email protected]>
Onderwerp: Re: [darktable-user] DT can't access files on external hdd with 
special software

 

Hi Paul et al,

 

Tnx. I forgot to mention that the files can be read when connected to the 
Macbook. I’ll dive into the Kernel permissions first and update you guys later.

 

 

Hartelijke groet,

Hieke van Hoogdalem

 



 

Van: Paul Marfell <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> >
Datum: donderdag 13 januari 2022 om 10:01
Aan: Hieke van Hoogdalem <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> >
Onderwerp: Re: [darktable-user] DT can't access files on external hdd with 
special software

 

You don't say if the machines are talking to each other. My first thing to look 
at is can the M1 see the files on the Windows box? Using a standard file 
manager/browser on the M1 navigate to the Windows box and the location of the 
image files. Attempt to view them in a file viewer. If that doesn't work then 
dt won't be able to work with the files either. Best then to consult the 
experts in that area before attempting again with dt.

On Wed, 12 Jan 2022, 13:17 Hieke van Hoogdalem, <[email protected] 
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:

Hi there,

A few weeks ago we had a conversation about darktable on my Macbook Air (M1) 
not being able to see (let alone import) photos from my external HDD that I had 
created on my Windows laptop. The tip was: format it. The HDD is ntfs formatted 
so I bought and downloaded this license for ease of use and quickness: 
https://shop.paragon-software.com/277/?scope=checkout 
<https://shop.paragon-software.com/277/?scope=checkout&cart=226074&enablecoupon=false&cfg=paragon2018>
 &cart=226074&enablecoupon=false&cfg=paragon2018. The installation seems to be 
done correctly (I got this on screen message saying something like ‘All you 
have to do now is restart your laptop and enjoy your ntfs files’). 

 

What else can I do to make this work?

 

I didn’t download the latest version yet. Will it work on M1 Macs? The 
installation notes say that Intel is required – can that be it? I can hardly 
believe but I just needed to ask.

 

Kind regards,

Hieke van Hoogdalem

 




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