Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.

gatepc

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Apr 11, 2008
492
0
Pittsburgh PA
Alright so I bought a copy of Aperture 3 and just upgraded from Aperture 2 once I installed it, it had to convert my older library into Aperture 3 format it said it would take overnight so I came back in the morning to see a massage saying something like " your startup disk is full please close other applications for more memory " which was really strange because my Aperture library is not even on my start disk and I had 60gb's left on my startup when I went to bed. not to mention the computer was the slowest I had ever seen it. could this be because it ran out of ram and started using the startup as virtual memory? and if so why did it use 60gb/s of storage and still not have enough? this is a huge problem apple needs to fix it seems to do this as soon as I start up Aperture every time.
 
Yeah...I noticed that Aperture Three uses a lot of memory..almost all of my 4 GB when I'm using it.


Is there a way to go back to Aperture 2 using Time Machine?
 
I don't know but I don't use time machine. if it only used 4gbs of ram I would be fine but it used 60gbs of harddrive space as virtual ram thats insane it has to be a memory leak. I hope this fix this quickly I use Aperture a lot!
 
Yeah...I noticed that Aperture Three uses a lot of memory..almost all of my 4 GB when I'm using it.


Is there a way to go back to Aperture 2 using Time Machine?

You should be able to recover your old Aperture 2 library with TimeMachine. Look into the pictures (or images?) folder in the user folder.
 
I haven't had any trouble with Aperture 3. I have roughly 7000 photos in my Aperture 2 library and it took a while to convert them to Aperture 3 but no memory leak here.
 
Register on MacRumors! This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.