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Mystery device(s)
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01 Feb 2014 08:09 #40304
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01 Feb 2014 14:55 #40323
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Speculate ..
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01 Feb 2014 15:27 #40325
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They're network connections.
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01 Feb 2014 15:30 #40326
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its part of the OS X auto mounting system. Its mostly used for networked computers that mount a users home directory from a file server or other machines. They are normally hidden from view.
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01 Feb 2014 15:30 - 01 Feb 2014 15:31 #40327
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Replied by ronny courtens on topic Mystery device(s)
No speculation needed 
Home and net are root-level Unix folders that normally don't show at Finder level unless you have "show hidden files" activated. They are the root directories commonly used when you connect your Mac to an NFS network. Users' home directories are usually mounted under /home, and other shared filesystems under /net.
FCPX goes very deep in the OS, and sometimes it can show these folders in the Import window although they are not useful to you. I wouldn't bother about them. Sometimes they show, sometimes they don't. If you see them appear in Finder you can hide them with a Terminal command. But if you are not familiar with the Terminal it's not worth the trouble.
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Home and net are root-level Unix folders that normally don't show at Finder level unless you have "show hidden files" activated. They are the root directories commonly used when you connect your Mac to an NFS network. Users' home directories are usually mounted under /home, and other shared filesystems under /net.
FCPX goes very deep in the OS, and sometimes it can show these folders in the Import window although they are not useful to you. I wouldn't bother about them. Sometimes they show, sometimes they don't. If you see them appear in Finder you can hide them with a Terminal command. But if you are not familiar with the Terminal it's not worth the trouble.
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01 Feb 2014 15:41 #40329
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ok thanks guys
Mystery solved
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