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• Case-sensitive disks not supported? How can I choose a different volume?

  How can I choose a different volume to install creative cloud?

  Yes, you can not use a case-sensitive, Adobe error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or a similar setup error. Mac OS

• Photoshop CS6 (extended) installation on case-sensitive disks

  I understand that under the "requirements" of the Adobe Web site says you can't install PS CS6 (Extended) on the case-sensitive drives (I use a MacBook Pro, OS X v. 10.7.4).  This seems to have been the case at least since CS5.

  I did not see this, and I bought (excitedly) update CS PS5 (Extended) to SP6.  I had NO PROBLEM installation PS5 on this drive.

  Of course, as others have said, the installer refuses to allow you to install on a case-sensitive drive (for example, no options to install on another drive).  There is also no mention that CS6 must be installed on the boot drive.

  Requiring installation on the boot drive has serious implications for those of us who need readers sensitive to other work; I don't want to have to restart on another drive when I use PS and switch back and forth - it's all just stupid.

  From my point of view (as a user, granted), this is lazy programming, and this must be resolved as soon as POSSIBLE.  At least in my case, I have a piece of a $400 software just too place, when I want to be up to my eyeballs enjoying PS6 throughout it's fame.

  Outside an Adobe fix, I don't see a solution to this problem.  If I wipe my drive, put in shape in case-insensitive, then I lose the functionality for other critical work.  In addition, I'm not sure the process of wiping the disk, formatting it not sensitive to case and restore TimeMachine everything would be even work (since the backup hardware is from a case-senstive drive and try to go to a drive that is not case sensitive).

  The REALLY frustrating part is that I have installed Photoshop 3, 4 and 5 (and much, much further) on the casing of the disks - all with no problem.  It is only now that the question slap me in the face.

  It has to be a work around, if not a 'real' solution.

  What help you might be able to offer would be greatly appreciated; details can be sent to cdretk at gmail dot com

  I hope, and I thank you in advance.

  Now I solved it (no thanks Adobe, who I am very disappointed).

  In the past, when you wanted to install something on your Mac, you simply copy a folder in your Applications directory.

  Photoshop (among other programs) got more complicated, it is decided that it must install things in the different system directories and potentially in your user directory.

  That is the question (and the solution, in this case).  My user directory is on the drive that is case-sensitive.  I don't know what Adobe needs to install (as Photoshop is, after installation, available to all users), but this has been the key.

  SOLUTION: Log on as another user (administrator-enabled) and install it.  Bang - it works without any problem.

  Yes, I still had to copy all my plug-ins, etc. of the PS5 by hand (and sort those SP6 is not like - once again at hand), but at least it works.

  Good software engineering practices dictate that installed software should PREFER discs case-sensitive and not case insensitive (think of the data).

  Good installation support (on the phone) should at least suggest trying another user account...

  Adobe: You owe me for my time on this one.  Where should I send my invoice?

• Install the PES 10 down - MacBookPro Lion - case-sensitive disk

  Impossible to install 10 PSE on my MacBookPro OS Lion 10.7.2, as disc format is case-sensitive + journaled.

  Setup requires a tidy drive.

  Is there a solution?

  Any ideas? Any help?

  Thank you very much, your

  Michael

  Unfortunately not MiMo-2012.  All Adobe for Mac OS software requires a volume of sensative without respect.  Alternatively, you may find that you experience the same problems with other applications as well.

• Cannot create disk image writable, case-sensitive on El Capitan

  Hi all

  It is my first time posting, so bear with me, pls if this seems to be a stupid question.

  I tried to create a HFS disk image + case-sensitive (logged) on my MacBook (early 2015 model. OSX El Capitan 10.11.2).

  The goal is to build Android AOSPS (according to the website of the AOSPS, case-sensitive file system is required).

  But so far, I was not able to successfully create a desired image (sensitive to case AND write).

  With "Disk utility", I was able to create an image in writing (i.e. when mounted, the file system is read/write) but not case sensitive.

  Why is "Disk utility" unable to do so because it provides even an option for "logging case-sensitive HFS +?

  Then I tried to use "hdiutil create" tool command-line (based on the results of online research), which has succeeded in creating case-sensitive, but read-only images (i.e. when mounted, file system is read-only).

  I tried different combinations of "-format ' & '-fs ' options, but nothing seems to work so far.

  With the help of 'hdiutil convert' does not help.

  All opinions are appreciated.

  Thanks in advance!

  This is a bug. The solution is to clear the disk image mounted in disk utility, choose HFS case-sensitive like the format.

• is it possible to install on a case-sensitive in Mac disk?

  is it possible to install on a case-sensitive in Mac disk?

  No. - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-case-sensitive-drives-supported.html

• How to install the app CC on a disk "case-sensitive" or how to choose a different location?

  I need to create a new partition (journaled) on Macintosh HD to install CC app? Or, How to choose a different installation location?

  Yes.  Adobe error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar facility. Mac OS

• DVD cannot install on Mac to format hard disk [using a case-sensitive file system]

  This morning I received my DVD with Lightroom 6 Win/Mac. I have inserted in my drive superdrive. But: Installation on my MacBookPro was denied, reason: my hard drive format is supported by the use of small and capital letters - which is the way normal for MacOs and necessary for backup with TimeMachine. What is the use of a Mac-DVD which can not be installed on a Mac? Something must be wrong here. Would be very grateful for help.

  Andreas Folkers wrote:

  This morning I received my DVD with Lightroom 6 Win/Mac. I have inserted in my drive superdrive. But: Installation on my MacBookPro was denied, reason: my hard drive format is supported by the use of small and capital letters - which is the way normal for MacOs and necessary for backup with TimeMachine. What is the use of a Mac-DVD which can not be installed on a Mac? Something must be wrong here. Would be very grateful for help.

  'Standard' OS X file system is not case sensitive. Although you can use upper and lowercase in a filename to the extent where the system is concerned 'Filename' and 'filename' are the same. So if you try to copy files with the same name regardless of the case so the copy will result in a dialog box asking if you want to replace a file of the same name.

  I guess in your case, your disks have been formatted with case-sensitive file system, and you should generally refrain from using a file system case-insensitive with OS X.

• Migration using Time Machine - case sensitive issue

  I get a message "the selected source can't be used for migration-source do not use a case-sensitive file system" when I try to migrate using a Time Machine backup.  Any ideas?

  What this comes down to say the following:

  • Your existing backups located on a volume that is NOT case sensitive. In other words, it has been partitioned as Mac OS extended (journaled).
  • The destination drive you are trying to migrate these files to is a volume that is case-sensitive. In other words, it is partitioned as Mac OS extended (case-sensitive, journaled).

  You can check this in OS x disk utility by selecting the drive and then, by selecting file > read the information.

  The image below is an example of result to do. Note the value of parameter "is case-sensitive. In this case, this volume is not case sensitive, which means that a file named Bob or bob would be the same file. It is the default setting for the Mac's internal hard drive.

  

  I think that the only option at this point is to change the volume of destination is NOT case-sensitive to proceed with the migration.

• Adobe case-sensitive volume

  I am having trouble with my macbook pro retina (bought new at Apple four months ago)

  DSS corrupt on me and will not start, so I had to make a recovery of the internet.  Discovered there is an SSD firmware update after that I managed to get my camera up.  As applied.  All has been well since.

  But today I tried to install Adobe CC that I could restore my installation of Photoshop CC.  I get an error telling me that the installer does not support case-sensitive volumes.

  When I check disk utility, my SSD appears as a "logical volume group" (with a journaled "Mac OS extended" partition type

  It is the visible real disk (Mac HD) and it shows up as a "logical" partition

  I don't remember doing something special when you are recovering from the internet, or by choosing some funky options. Yet, here I am.  I spent a lot of time to restore applications and other.  Any recommendations? I feel a sort of reformatting is in my future.

  In the Finder, please press the combination of keys shift + command + C, or select

  ▹ go computer

  in the menu bar. A window opens showing all mounted volumes. Select the one in question and open the Info window. Which is shown as the Format in the General section?

• Case-sensitive file system

  How many people need report a problem with a case-sensitive on MAC file system to the Adobe is interested?

  I don't think it will work Adobe error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar facility. Mac OS

  https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform for bug reports or feature requests

  -or Feedback forum https://forums.adobe.com/community/creative_cloud/desktop-app/content

• Creative cloud install on a case-sensitive volume?

  Hello Ive found and tried to download on an external hard drive, but it says that the download can be done on a sensitive reader. Why is this and how to solve this?

  Thank you.

  Branch to a new discussion.

  Pandx10 I'm sorry, but Adobe creative applications, included with a subscription to creative cloud, do not support installation on a volume that is case-sensitive.  You can find more details at the Adobe error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar facility. Mac OS .   We invite you to update this discussion if you have any additional questions.

• Installation on case-sensitive mac

  I have two volumes on my MBP. One - case-sesetive SSD drive is running on my system. A - an another HARD drive not case sensitive. I want to install photoshop and flash player on my HARD drive, but I can't do that, because the installation program do not ask me where to install Adobe products. How can I change?

  I'm sorry BogdanKootz, it is not possible to install Photoshop on a formatted drive that is case-sensitive.  You can find additional details to error "sensitive of disks not supported" or similar install error | Mac OS.

• Im trying to download the creative cloud on my Mac but its gives me the error "Installation on case-sensitive volumes is not supported. Please choose a different volume for the installation. (Error code: 22) "can you help me with this please?

  Im trying to download the creative cloud on my Mac but its gives me the error "Installation on case-sensitive volumes is not supported. Please choose a different volume for the installation. (Error code: 22) "can you help me with this please?

  Try error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar install error | Mac OS

• Volume problem case-sensitive Mac installing

  When I try to install the trial version of Production Premium on my Mac, the following message appears: "we met the following problems.

  Installation on volumes that case sensitive is not supported. Please select a different volume for the installation. »

  I tried dragging it in many places on the hard drive and on the desktop, where is he anyway? What is a volume? What is the 'case-sensitive volume' and how can I find one that is not case sensitive?

  Saluti

  You will need to format your drive to a sensitive file system without respect.  You will find details additional to install error "Unsupported of disks case-sensitive" or similar. Mac OS - http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/error-case-sensitive-drives-supported.html.