How do I access photos on a second internal drive in Darktable on macOS?
Asked 6/27/2015
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I'm using Darktable on macOS and my photo library is stored on a second internal drive installed in my MacBook Pro. In the file picker, I can't seem to browse to that drive directly and it looks like I can't go any higher than the root of the main OS drive. Where should I look in Darktable/macOS to access another mounted internal drive?
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Photography Stack Exchange contributor
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I simply needed to navigate to /Volumes to find the other mounted devices.
Originally by user40503. Source · Licensed CC BY-SA 4.0
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On macOS, additional internal or external drives are typically mounted under /Volumes. In Darktable’s file browser, navigate to /Volumes and you should see your second internal drive listed there. From that folder, you can browse to your image library and import or manage your photos normally.
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