I inserted a memory stick but no Rigs folder was created. The only folders created where: Backups, OS Update, and Shared. Where is the Rigs folder? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
Mj
I inserted a memory stick but no Rigs folder was created. The only folders created where: Backups, OS Update, and Shared. Where is the Rigs folder? Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
Mj
There is no rigs folder created, just what you see there, all you need is the Shared Folder, to add profiles/rigs to your KPA, place all your downloaded profiles into the Shared Folder, and then insert the stick into the KPA and import.
You're supposed to have a rigs folder inside the shared folder....
A little confusing, but thanks for your response and time.
Mj
You're supposed to have a rigs folder inside the shared folder....
Correct me if I am wrong, but you get the Rigs folder in the Shared folder only after you export all rigs, not when you initially format the USB dongle.
You're supposed to have a rigs folder inside the shared folder....
Really?? I've never had a rigs-folder. I put all profiles, including cabs, directly in the shared folder and everything is correctly imported to the kpa.
Correct me if I am wrong, but you get the Rigs folder in the Shared folder only after you export all rigs, not when you initially format the USB dongle.
Affirmative!
Really?? I've never had a rigs-folder. I put all profiles, including cabs, directly in the shared folder and everything is correctly imported to the kpa.
See post above...
Btw, you can put rigs into the "shared" folder, or into the "rigs" folder inside the "shared" folder. It does not matter and works either way.
Cabs should be put into a folder named "cabs" inside the "shared" folder.
Cabs should be put into a folder named "cabs" inside the "shared" folder.
..or you could put them directly in the shared folder. they still end up in the right place in the kpa
Yes, guys, but having a bit of order doesn't hurt anybody. For reference open a backup file and look at the directories tree