Native Access randomly unlinking Libraries

drumstar2112 · 2025-05-05T02:31:20+00:00

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Hey Fellas , so i just migrated to a new mac m4 studio and native access keep randomly unlinking libs at random (across 3 ssd drives) never had this happened .All the disk permissions seems in order ...gave the NTKdaemon full disk access .

running sequoia 15.3

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Any suggestions ? thanks in advance Oh and I just noticed the drive it seems to be unlinking from the MOST (meaning none of the libs from this drive stay linked ) has a red line around it in the preferences (though it seems to be working fine with other apps )

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mykejb

I'm not sure if this is related to your problem, but it looks like there's a : in your volume name. There's lots of discussion around the Mac forums as to whether this is actually legal or not. It seems like MacOS and Finder disagree about it.

The other thing to check is whether the volume is showing as available in Finder or whether MacOS has added an extra digit on the end like "Kontakt 2:3 1". That can happen under certain circumstances especially if you have another drive with the same name that you've plugged in at some point.

PoorFellow

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/44917/native-access-randomly-unlinking-libraries

Oh and I just noticed the drive it seems to be unlinking from the MOST (meaning none of the libs from this drive stay linked ) has a red line around it in the preferences (though it seems to be working fine with other apps )

I noticed that it is shown as if you have a 'colon' in your path name which I would be surprised to find out is a legal character. At least maybe check your path names and maybe even try rename a couple of times to make sure that no kind of strange character has sneaked into your path name while naming it.

drumstar2112

ya know…you guys may have a point…i don't know why it's seeing it as a : but it is ..(it's actually a / lol) didn't cause a problem on my older system but every new cpu is a new 'adventure' …i'll try renaming.

thanks 🙏

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