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Subject: Re: krabber 'no space left of device' problem
From: Guy Zelck <guy.zelck () eds ! com>
Date: 1999-11-03 23:40:53
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David,
> > "No space left on device" !!!
> > I have plenty of space and this messages appears almost immediately.
> > I tried to disable this test in the doit.cpp source by putting
> > device_no_space=0.
>
> Where's it looking for space? /tmp, for instance?
>
How could I know without studying the whole source? If I knew that
I wouldn't ask more help.
> Are you running the
> app as a user and if so, have you run up against the 5% reserved space
> thing? That could be a possibility.
>
I'm running it as root. As I told you before I've got enough space.
Here's my df -k output:
# df -k
Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdd2 1872552 1369082 406679 77% /
/dev/sdb2 505599 199792 279695 42% /u02
/dev/sdb3 307299 14166 277261 5% /var
>
> > Then the progress window comes up, there's no error message anymore but
> > nothing get's ripped from cd.
>
> You do have much more than 650 megs free, right? That's what a CD
> (on average) requires.
>
You don't need that much if you only rip 1 song! A 5 min. song takes on
average 50 MB in wav.
The message comes up that rapidly; krabber can't have checked in that
short period of time. If it could, it shouldn't bloody complain!
I repeat that with the device_no_space=0 the whole taskbar blinks while
krabber is supposedly ripping; what could be the meaning of this
blinking?. It isn't ripping though just is in a funny state.
Thanks for any respons,
Guy.
(guy.zelck@freebel.net, gzelck@hotmail.com,guy.zelck@eds.com)
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David,
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<pre>> "No space left on device" !!!
> I have plenty of space and this messages appears almost immediately.
> I tried to disable this test in the doit.cpp source by putting
> device_no_space=0.
Where's it looking for space? /tmp, for instance?</pre>
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How could I know without studying the whole source? If I knew that
I wouldn't ask more help.
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<pre> Are you running the
app as a user and if so, have you run up against the 5% reserved space
thing? That could be a possibility.</pre>
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I'm running it as root. As I told you before I've got enough space.
Here's my df -k output:
<br># df -k
<br>Filesystem
1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
<br>/dev/sdd2
1872552 1369082 406679 77% /
<br>/dev/sdb2
505599 199792 279695 42% /u02
<br>/dev/sdb3
307299 14166 277261
5% /var
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<pre>
> Then the progress window comes up, there's no error message anymore but
> nothing get's ripped from cd.
You do have much more than 650 megs free, right? That's what a CD
(on average) requires.</pre>
</blockquote>
You don't need that much if you only rip 1 song! A 5 min. song takes on
average 50 MB in wav.
<br>The message comes up that rapidly; krabber can't have checked in that
short period of time. If it could, it shouldn't bloody complain!
<p>I repeat that with the device_no_space=0 the whole taskbar blinks while
krabber is supposedly ripping; what could be the meaning of this blinking?.
It isn't ripping though just is in a funny state.
<p>Thanks for any respons,
<br>Guy.
<p>(guy.zelck@freebel.net, gzelck@hotmail.com,guy.zelck@eds.com)
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> "No space left on device" !!!
> I have plenty of space and this messages appears almost immediately.
> I tried to disable this test in the doit.cpp source by putting
> device_no_space=0.
Where's it looking for space? /tmp, for instance? Are you running the
app as a user and if so, have you run up against the 5% reserved space
thing? That could be a possibility. If you truly don't have enough
space (consider what temporary files might take up; maybe watch
/tmp in a separate terminal while your app is running) then there's
likely a bug in the app. I wouldn't simply comment out the check for
space.
> Then the progress window comes up, there's no error message anymore but
> nothing get's ripped from cd.
You do have much more than 650 megs free, right? That's what a CD
(on average) requires.
> (guy.zelck@freebel.net, gzelck@hotmail.com,guy.zelck@eds.com)
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