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Dag 19: Systemnedbrud - Arghhhhh



Det er næsten symbolsk. Efter min "nulstilling" fra det professionelle arbejdsliv valgte både min iPhone og nu også min MacBook Pro bryde sammen i en grad, så en 100% systeminstallation var nødvendig.

Én ting er en Iphone - men et helt andet problem er, når din computer oplever en større nedsmeltning. Den blå skærm, du ser på billedet, er en af de ting du ikke ønsker at se, når du starter din pc. Jeg prøvede endda at geninstallere fra en uges gammel Time Machine-sikkerhedskopi, men det fungerede heller ikke (den fulde sikkerhedskopi inklusive applikationer og data blev overført, men stadig - blå skærm efter genstart). Så jeg var nødt til at finde min originale OS DVD - indsætte den og tryk og hold "c" nede for at gennemføre en genstart fra DVD'en og derefter gå gennem besværet med først at installere OS X Leopard og derefter OS X Lion (3 timer). Nu har jeg endelig geninstalleret alle programmer, forudindstillinger i LR osv. Desværre mistede jeg en uges arbejde inklusive en masse fotos. 

Jeg tog mit Nikon D300 med bange anelser, og tændte det for at kontrollere indholdet af flash-kortet. Heldigvis havde jeg ikke slettet de ca. 200 portræt fotos, jeg tog af en af ​​mine venner til hendes hjemmeside. De var stadig i kameraets flash-kort. Normalt sletter jeg fotos på flash-kortet lige efter jeg har importeret dem til LR. Lærdom lært = Time Machine sikkerhedskopierer hver dag! I Jeg er endda fordoblet min fotobackup nu, så jeg gør det hver dag på to eksterne harddiske.

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