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22.11.2011, 08:31
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NOT enough DISKSPACE??
:outch: lol...i hav enough disk space but why jdownloader keep saying me doesn't hav enough disk space- -can't download that file ya= =|||
i have trying to move my file away but still KEEP SAYING NOT ENOUGH DISK SPACE ... (free disk space 10GB++) LOG is here http://jdownloader.org/pastebin/61532 
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22.11.2011, 08:40
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change the chunk value (max con per file) to less than 20, my recommendation is no more than 4! right click reset any links having problems. some hardware fails with that many writes.
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22.11.2011, 09:18
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:outch: but why others download link won't affect by 20 chunks:confused:
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22.11.2011, 09:27
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not sure, maybe your drive is under more stress. Try reducing the connections see if it stability of downloads improve.
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22.11.2011, 09:29
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- -got other ways to solve it?? because the file that i download is quite big...and till 90%already...if i reset it...takes another 4 or 5 hours to completely download it
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22.11.2011, 09:40
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ratztoki
java.io.IOException: There is not enough space on the disk at sun.nio.ch.IOUtil.write(Unknown Source) at sun.nio.ch.FileChannelImpl.write(Unknown Source) at jd.plugins.download.RAFDownload.writeChunkBytes(Unknown Source) the disk is REALLY full maybe downloaded to another drive or firewall/av is scanning and using diskspace
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22.11.2011, 09:46
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Maybe the disk space checking is not correct for many chunks, if you download 1 GB with 20 chunks, try with 20+ GB free space.
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22.11.2011, 10:08
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saw that jiaz, but i've seen those messages brought on with large chunk values, usually caused by very high IO
** edit ** yah similar issue with 'cant write to disk', not always caused by chunk settings but at times they are, along with virus/firewall
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22.11.2011, 10:25
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shouldn't, but...
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22.11.2011, 11:41
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Also free disk space may be incorrectly reported by the system (lost clusters, system crashed lately etc.).
Running chkdsk is recommended for verifying disk integrity.
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22.11.2011, 13:16
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Is the File bigger than 4 Gig? And stop the download around 4 Gig? HDD NTFS or Fat32?
Last edited by Xavyer; 22.11.2011 at 13:19.
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22.11.2011, 13:41
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=(...i can still copy things inside...really not full...well..i try to clear a space for 20GB..
NTSC..4GB file..
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22.11.2011, 14:25
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opps...sry..is NTFS...:outch:type wrong...
is it possible to move the downloaded "part file" away and change the download directory?? <--i try to move it but still using the same directory..i have another external HDD...
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22.11.2011, 14:44
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- -well...21GB cleared...still space not enough..T^T...
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22.11.2011, 15:32
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For sure you're downloading to NOT CONNECTED external drive.
Just checked this: if the external drive is not connected and you're trying to download to this drive (check drive letter in "Save to" in Package properties) you will got "Insufficient space..." error. Probably you have more than 1 drive and windows is not keeping its letter after disconnecting/connecting (you may set it manually in Administration tools - then your drive will always have the same letter after connect/disconnect). Here is an example: My normal download directory is Y:\download (it is external drive), but I've changed it to V:\download (on another, not connected drive).
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22.11.2011, 15:40
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=(...no...i'm downloading into drive D...not connected one...
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22.11.2011, 15:47
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Quote:
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22.11.2011, 15:50
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copy XY.part to the ext. HDD, in JD double click the packet and set the path to the new folder.
Edit: i get a little bit confused now ^^ Edit2: i think he download on an internal one and he want to try a ext. HDD which isnt connected.:blink: Last edited by Xavyer; 22.11.2011 at 15:55.
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23.11.2011, 07:57
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never mind...i reset the download link already..set it to 20 chunks but this time it sucesses download..- -
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23.11.2011, 08:45
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Quote:
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23.11.2011, 09:11
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Great. Thanks for your concern.
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