7—Project and Drive Operations
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What Gets Formatted
When you format a drive, all of its contents are erased. If the drive has multiple
partitions—as your internal hard disk does—they’re all wiped clean of data.
About Partition Sizes
When you format a hard drive, you’re asked to decide the size of its drives/partitions.
The VS-2400CD offers you four choices:
• 500MB • 1GB • 2GB • 10GB
We recommend you select a 10GB partition size when you format a hard drive for use
with the VS-2400CD—a 10GB partition provides plenty of room for the VS-2400CD’s 24-
track projects. The other sizes are provided mainly for their familiarity to users of
earlier V-Studios.
Formatting a Hard Drive
1. Hold down SHIFT and press F1 (PROJECT).
2. Select a drive belonging to the hard drive you want to format.
3. If “FmtDrv” isn’t visible above F2, press PAGE until it is.
4. Press F2 (FmtDrv)—the FORMAT DRIVE screen appears.
5. Select the desired partition size. We recommend 10GB.
To learn about partitions, see “How a VS-2400CD Hard Drive Organizes Data” on
Page 83.
“MB” is short for megabytes, one million bytes.
Back up all data on the hard drive before formatting. Formatting erases all of the data
on the hard drive, and the data cannot be recovered using Undo or any other method.
If you accidentally delete data, that data cannot be restored to its previous state. Roland
Corporation assumes no liability concerning such loss of data.
The Format Drive operation is available only when a drive is selected.
When you select a drive for formatting, you’re really selecting its entire hard drive, all
of whose partitions are erased during formatting.
Information
about the
drive you’ve
selected.
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