Separate startup drives seems the safes approach but how does that effect Adobe suite licensing. If I activate adobe on one start up drive and then boot from the other will Adobe still work without deactivating and reactivating?
--- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, "phil2903c" <daynight452@...> wrote:
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> Hi Jeff,
> I like the separate drives option best...for the exact reason you stated...especially since the updates to FCP is unclear..and now we add Premiere.
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> RAM....we will start with 12GB and see how things work out. Most of out GFX work is done by the in-house GFX team so editors can edit. But having the opportunity to run multiple programs will come to be, eventually. Never say never...
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> Phil
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> --- In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Hedberg <jeff@> wrote:
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> > Speaking from the practical, hands on dealing w/ updates... I vote you keep separate boot drives between Avid and FCP.
> > When one wants an OS update, the other often doesn't.
> >
> > The rest of these suggestions are pretty interesting!
> > And I especially agree about the RAM. I get complaints about 'only' having 12GB!
> > (it is very noticeable when running Avid and Photoshop or After Effects at the same time... plus, as you know, you HAVE to run Mail, AIM, and a web browser all at the same time too, in order to edit properly ;) )
> >
> > Jeff
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> >
> > On Mar 20, 2011, at 12:16 PM, gary@ wrote:
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