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Hi Neil,
It's 7551532 bytes. Cheers, Nigel.
Posted on: 2015/5/17 10:59
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What is the exact size of the ILBM file?
Posted on: 2015/5/16 23:50
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Hi Deadwood,
Yes. I have a 'modified' Icaros installaton. The internal hard-drive has four SFS partitions: AROS: (sys:), work:, documents: and test: plus a windows boot (ntfs); the external sata has one sfs partition content: and a fat one shared with windows. Cheers, Nigel.
Posted on: 2015/5/16 10:08
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Do you have more than two partitions? Documents: with default Icaros installation is not a partion but an assign.
Posted on: 2015/5/16 5:54
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Krzysztof
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This is a strange one...
Today I had cause to try to open an ILBM held on my 'Documents:' partition via multiview, this resulting in both the Documents: and sys: partitons throwing up an error saying they were in an invalid state, requiring a reboot. Now here's the weird bit. If I copy the file to another SFS partition except sys:, the same thing happens. It does not seem to make any difference if the file is at the highest level or within a drawer. However, if it is copied to sys: (which is also SFS) or ram: or even a fat formatted partition, the file opens fine! Conversely, other ILBM files on the Documents: partiton open without problem. Weird... Cheers, Nigel. P.S. this is on my netbook, files refreshed to nightly from last week, plus the latest kernel released by Deadwood.
Posted on: 2015/5/15 22:28
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