Although technically incorrect, the term “LUN” is also commonly used to refer to the logical disk itself. LUNs can be used with any device that supports read/write operations, such as tape drives, but is most commonly used to refer to logical disks created on a SAN. The logical unit is a device addressed by the SCSI protocol or Storage Area Network protocols (such as Fibre Channel or iSCSI) that encapsulate iSCSI. In computer storage, it is a number used to identify the logical unit. VolumeLogic will say there's a product activation error, do you want to ty activating again? Click on Activate (or OK) and boom! Instant registration! No serial number, Terminal hacks, or poking into package contents.What is a LUN? It is short for logical unit number. should be the very first one in the list.) Afterwards, download the latest eSellerate engine (v4.0 at the time of this writing) here: Unzip and move the plug-in to "Macintosh HD/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/HAL." Download the latest version of VolumeLogic here: Make sure iTunes is not running before proceeding! I have a beta of 10.6.5 installed, along with iTunes 10.0.1, and have come up with a very easy way to get VolumeLogic installed and running in no time! What I'd like to see though is an equivalent of VolumeLogic that works on iPod Touch (or iPhone). Replace the "" with the one from the eSR SDK dmg you just mounted.Ctrl click and choose "Show Package contents" and open the folder "Resources".Go to /Library/Audio/Plug-ins/HAL/ugin.Mount the eSellerate Embedded SDK and look in the "eSellerate Libs" folder for "".Replace the iTea located in the Volume Logic plugin with the one from iWOW on the desktop.Ctrl Click VolumeLogic plugin (show package contents).Goto Contents/MacOS/ (you should see iTea.).Ctrl Click iWOW plugin (show package contents).Drag the iWOW plugin out of /Library/Audio/Plug-ins/HAL/ to the desktop.Download iWOW (updated for Leopard) Demo and install.You do need to update some stuff first though:Īlso see the following, copied from this webpage. VolumeLogic works perfectly on Snow Leopard.
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