I back up my Mac to a 500gig external HD. My problem is when I open Time Machine, open the most recent [or any for that matter] Back Up folder, when I try to open iPhoto I get an error code "10657" and iPhoto doesn't open. Does anyone know what a "10657" Error code is?
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Can't See Photos on my Back Up Hard Drive
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Solution from an apple forum posting
I am pasting this from an apple forum.
Make sure you replace "username" with your own username.
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i had this problem for awhile, the fix was a terminal command, let me find it. here this worked for me. type in terminal
sudo chown -R username:username ~/Pictures
you can also make sure your permissions are correct
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I am pasting this from an apple forum.
Make sure you replace "username" with your own username.
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i had this problem for awhile, the fix was a terminal command, let me find it. here this worked for me. type in terminal
sudo chown -R username:username ~/Pictures
you can also make sure your permissions are correct
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Updated fix
The CHOWN statement has a problem with the parameters. I also noticed after fixing the permissions of the Pictures folder and subfolders (was "700", now "755"), I was still experiencing the iPhoto launch problem.
My solution, after noticing that I could go to Terminal and launch the application from /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Mac OS/iPhoto, was that ownership of the files in the application was not correct.
My fix:
Bring up the Get Info on the iPhoto application in the Applications folder and manually add myself as a user. (I guess you could also add "Everyone".) This solved the issue to me.
Caveat: Launching iPhoto from the old icon on the Dock still returned the error!
I had to launch the application from the Applications folder, then use the Keep In Dock function and trashed the old iPhoto icon.
-Aaron-
The CHOWN statement has a problem with the parameters. I also noticed after fixing the permissions of the Pictures folder and subfolders (was "700", now "755"), I was still experiencing the iPhoto launch problem.
My solution, after noticing that I could go to Terminal and launch the application from /Applications/iPhoto.app/Contents/Mac OS/iPhoto, was that ownership of the files in the application was not correct.
My fix:
Bring up the Get Info on the iPhoto application in the Applications folder and manually add myself as a user. (I guess you could also add "Everyone".) This solved the issue to me.
Caveat: Launching iPhoto from the old icon on the Dock still returned the error!
I had to launch the application from the Applications folder, then use the Keep In Dock function and trashed the old iPhoto icon.-Aaron-