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Old June 6th, 2012, 02:03 AM
Atm5426 Atm5426 is offline
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Default Camptune X: Operation failed. Log files.

So I just bought CT X and it seemed too good to be true. I opened it up, continued, checked for both partitions, resized the partitions, and then hit continue. After this it asks for my password because it "had to configure some new settings" or something of that nature. Tells me to be patient because it takes a while. After waiting for 30 minutes of this whole process, it gives me a "Operation failed. Please collect log files and send them into support."

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Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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Old June 6th, 2012, 09:33 PM
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Default Re: Camptune X: Operation failed. Log files.

Figured problem out. I just repaired my HD through going to disk utilities when I restart my macbook pro and hold Command and R. Go to first aid tab, click the hard drive, and that seemed to do it.

I'm not sure about the overall error, but the repair seemed to do it.
 

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