I will try to clear as possible with my problem, I apologize in advance for any confusion.
I am working with FCP and other programs such as CS2 etc.
I am on a Mac Pro connected to an XServe.
Recently we added another RAID 5 to our setup. We moved the old RAID 5 that was connected to the X-Serve and directly connected it to the Mac Pro, and took our new RAID 5 and connected that one to the X-Serve (the X-Serve is connected to the Mac Pro also). We copied all the files over from the old Raid 5 to the new Raid 5 so that they are identical.
We renamed both RAID 5s. Now whenever I launch applications like FCP, it will say "X-Serve Raid" cannot be mounted, and then quits (this is the name of the old RAID 5 setup that was connected to the X-Serve). I did try to rename the old RAID 5 (which is now directly connected to the Mac Pro) to it's old name "X-Serve Raid" , but I am still having the same problem. If, however, I rename the NEW RAID 5 to "X-Serve Raid" (which is connected to the X-Serve, not directly to the Mac Pro) , I do not have this problem.
What I want to be able to do is launch FCP without it needing to look for the raid 5 on my X-Serve. How do I do this?
EDIT: OR if FCP needs files from one of the RAID 5s to start up, how do I make it look for the Old Raid 5 which is directly connected to the Mac Pro instead of looking for the RAID 5 on the server. Both RAID 5s store identical data.
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