MobileMe iDisk Sync Error Last Sync Failed

[Flicker]

Hi,

I have several computers that access the same iDisk - all running the latest Leopard. Many times, all sync fine. Often, however, one or more of them keep saying that "last sync failed". Does anyone know how to stop this continuous message approaching?

[Simpson]

This problem can occur when the iDisk is more than 3.5 GB (3584 MB) for Mac OS X 10.4.x, or when the iDisk is greater than 2 GB (2048 MB) for Mac OS X 10.3.x. If you set the storage. Mac before rebooting the computer and the problem persists,

• Restart the computer.
• Disable iDisk synchronization (local iDisk).
• Remove the disk image "previous local iDisk (. Dmg) is on the desktop.
• Restart your computer.
• In the account settings page. Mac, check storage settings. Mac If you are using Mac OS X 10.4 or later, set the storage 3.5 GB or less. If you are using Mac OS X 10.3 to 10.3.9, set the storage 2.0 GB or less.
• Active iDisk synchronization.

[Valerian]

After disabling local iDisk, a disk image will appear on your Desktop entitled to username.dmg local iDisk. This disc image contains all the content in its preactivated local iDisk. I recommend using this disk image to verify what items have actually been charged to your remote iDisk before delete. It also serves as an automatic backup. Can remove or retain the file. It will not affect your remote iDisk or the files stored on it. Mount your iDisk from the Finder's Go menu. If you like that should, can enable local iDisk. To enable local iDisk synchronization in Mac OS X 10.4.

[SreeKanth]

The easy solution is to create a new user account, Mac OS X and test to see if the error was reported in a new user. Creating a new user in Mac OS X is actually an easy process, but will help to isolate the cause of the problem you reported. Once you've created a new user, exit your current user and then access your new test user account. Enter your Mac User information in the file. Mac System Preferences and the new user then to try to synchronize your iDisk.

[Gluteus]

If you no longer want to use iDisk synchronization (local iDisk)

• Restart the computer.
  
  
• Disable iDisk synchronization (local iDisk).
  
  
• Leave your iDisk in the desired size.

To use iDisk synchronization (local iDisk)

• Restart the computer.
  
  
• On the account settings. Mac, setting storage. Mac If you are using Mac OS X 10.4 or later, set the storage 3.5 GB or less. If you are using Mac OS X 10.3 to 10.3.9, set the storage 2.0 GB or less.
  
  
• Active iDisk synchronization.

[Shell]

Try Log out and signing back.

1. Go to open System Preferences / MobileMe and click the Account tab.
   
2. Click Logout.
   
3. Quit System Preferences and restart your Mac
   
4. Open System Preferences / MobileMe Acccount tab and sign in