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June 10th 04, 08:22 PM
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SETI@home Error
I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red,
and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance. 
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June 10th 04, 08:29 PM
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SETI@home Error
You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times
strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 10th 04, 08:29 PM
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SETI@home Error
You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times
strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 11th 04, 12:13 AM
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Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote:
You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 11th 04, 12:13 AM
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SETI@home Error
Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote:
You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 11th 04, 12:40 AM
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SETI@home Error
Dale Hurliman wrote:
Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote: You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). Another clue -- but I have no idea what it may mean. In the SETI@home window in the "Data Analysis" section in the upper left hand rectangle it says: "Found data file: no. Found result header: no. 0%" All I want is that SETI@home should work! "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 11th 04, 12:40 AM
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SETI@home Error
Dale Hurliman wrote:
Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote: You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). Another clue -- but I have no idea what it may mean. In the SETI@home window in the "Data Analysis" section in the upper left hand rectangle it says: "Found data file: no. Found result header: no. 0%" All I want is that SETI@home should work! "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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#8
June 11th 04, 05:17 AM
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SETI@home Error
Delete all the .SAH files except user_info.sah. Then download a new WU.
Occassionally, S@H will corrupt one of the .SAH files and report this error instead of "corrupted file". Mike Ober. "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... Dale Hurliman wrote: Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote: You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). Another clue -- but I have no idea what it may mean. In the SETI@home window in the "Data Analysis" section in the upper left hand rectangle it says: "Found data file: no. Found result header: no. 0%" All I want is that SETI@home should work! "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 11th 04, 05:17 AM
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SETI@home Error
Delete all the .SAH files except user_info.sah. Then download a new WU.
Occassionally, S@H will corrupt one of the .SAH files and report this error instead of "corrupted file". Mike Ober. "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... Dale Hurliman wrote: Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote: You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). Another clue -- but I have no idea what it may mean. In the SETI@home window in the "Data Analysis" section in the upper left hand rectangle it says: "Found data file: no. Found result header: no. 0%" All I want is that SETI@home should work! "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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June 11th 04, 04:34 PM
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SETI@home Error
Michael D. Ober wrote:
Delete all the .SAH files except user_info.sah. Then download a new WU. Occassionally, S@H will corrupt one of the .SAH files and report this error instead of "corrupted file". Mike Ober. I just followed your suggestion but the problem remains. My SEIT@home apparently connects to Berkeley but it refuses to download a new work unit giving me instead the error message, "Can't write to file - Disk full?" "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... Dale Hurliman wrote: Alfred A. Aburto Jr. wrote: You probably already did this, but I'd try a "restart" ... often times strange illogical behavior by the OS is fixed by a restart ... if that doesn't work, then, well, I'm not exactly sure ... :-( Al Yes, I tried that -- no luck. I might add that I've processed over 1,200 work units uneventfully thus far with this system, so I suspect some esoteric event triggered by SETI@home itself -- perhaps interacting with some esoteric aspect of the operating system (Windows ME). Another clue -- but I have no idea what it may mean. In the SETI@home window in the "Data Analysis" section in the upper left hand rectangle it says: "Found data file: no. Found result header: no. 0%" All I want is that SETI@home should work! "Dale Hurliman" wrote in message ... I just completed a SEIT@home work unit, the smudged green icon turned red, and I attempted to send in my results and get some new numbers from our friends in Berkeley. However, SETI@home delivers to me the error message, "Can't write to file - disk full?". The answer is, "No," I have many gigabytes of free disk space, so the error message is a lie. Anybody have an idea of how to fix it? Thanks in advance.
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