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By psv1120 Sat Jan 02, 2010 12:50 am
Hello,
I am new to the MPC and am learning. I purchased a MPC 1000 with upgraded 128 RAM and a 60 GB hard drive according to the seller. What can i do in order to make sure that the hard drive is indeed 60 GB and working? I have tried to plug it into the computer and i recognizes it but when i attempt to open the drive, it gives me the message "Insert disk into drive."

Can someone help?

Thanks,
PSV.
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By Lampdog Sat Jan 02, 2010 5:46 pm
That 128mb is ram/memory, maybe you have something loaded in memory
already that's taking up all ram/mem space.
By psv1120 Sun Jan 03, 2010 1:53 am
Yes. There are things already loaded onto the memory. The issue is that when hooking up the MPC 1000 to the computer, the "removable disk" shows that it has a maximum capacity of 31 mb.

When turning on the MPC 1000, it states that 128 mb installed. Why doesn't it show 128 mb on my computer?
By BGBEATS Sun Jan 03, 2010 4:17 am
Your cf card that is inside your mpc probably has a 97mb "autoload folder set up to autoload on power up.. ....

1. turn your mpc power off

2. remove the cf card from the slot.

3. turn your mpc power back on

it should load up & say 128 mb ram installed

4. since you removed the cf card then any autoload folder on the card will not load this time taking up ram, you should have most of the 128 mb available now.

5. as far as your external hard drive, your mpc is not gonna connect directely to the hard drive, you gotta hook the drive up to your computer, via usb click then my computer icon view the drive , view the pie graph see how much space is on it/ taken up etc . then hook up your mpc to another usb port then you can drag & drop .wav & .pgm Files/folders back and forth between the mpc and the externaldrive using your computer as the middle man.
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By Lampdog Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:34 am
Correct.

RAM is not a removable drive. Can't access it. It's not storage and it's volatile (only active when power
is applied, no access to RAM.