I just downloaded all parts of the core library from the product manager to a second drive. I woke up in the night, and while I was up I checked if the downloads had completed. They had, so I thought that I would just quickly add the path of the core library to SD3 so as to have SD3 ready to play tomorrow. I guess not. Going to settings in SD3 and adding the path to the download for part 1 of the core library doesn’t work because it complains that the selected path is within a download. Same thing happens if I used the product manager and point to the directory for the download of part 1 of the core library. So I’m installing part 1 of the core library from the product manager, which seems to be copying part 1 of the core library to the same drive, and I assume that it will do the same for the other parts of the core library. This seems like a waste of time. Surely there is another way to do this. If there is, it’s not in the manual, and I don’t see instructions provided elsewhere.
While I’m typing this, part 1 of the core library ‘installation’ completed. I checked the install directory, and indeed it looks to be an exact copy of the download directory. 😐 So I guess I’ll ‘install’ (copy) the rest of the libraries, and delete the downloads.
It would be nice to see some instructions for linking the libraries without having to copy 230 GB of files to the same drive.
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This post was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by travis.
