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Brief: external hard drive that was a volume now appears as a subfolder on computer hard drive.
Adobe support had a promising solution posted here, however there were two problems:
How should I go about re-organizing my files? Any suggestions or advice is very welcome.
Lightroom version: 3.6 [795620], Version: 10.10 [5]
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How should I go about re-organizing my files? Any suggestions or advice is very welcome.
Since you asked, my advice is not to re-organize your files at all. Instead, if you are going to do work, then leave the files and folders as they are, and use keywords and other metadata to organize and search. Not only does this eliminate the problem (because now all your searching is done via keywords and other metadata, and you are not searching by folders), but it can give you a much more powerful organization.
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maline5850230 wrote
Lightroom version: 3.6 [795620], Version: 10.10 [5]
I am surprised Lightroom 3.6 will even run on OS X 10.10
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Create a new catalog, plug in the external drive and check that it appears as it should.
If That is the case it would suggest a corruption in the original catalog. Then:
Using the new catalog - File > Import from another catalog... Navigate to the original catalog file and choose.
This will bring in all the data regarding the changes you made to your images, keywords applied and collections created.
Delete the original catalog file.