DISM /capture-image: Not enough space on disk

Slow and sure WE8S drives me crazy. I just tried to capture as WE8S image using DISM which aborted somewhere at 20%. The logfile tells "There is not enogh space on disk", a few log messages later I see that this belongs to X:\ (the WinPE "RAM
disk"). While monitoring the process in a additional CMD windows I could see that X:\WINDOWS\TEMP gets filled up with WINxxx.TMP files (initially there are about 530MB free on X:).
I can specify a /ScrathDir, but I'm very interested in knowing about why CAPTURING an image requires so much space. Remember another thread from me where I have to move to an alternative system with enough RAM to setup the WE8S image. Now I have to move
to another system again that has additional drive for that damned WINxxx.tmp files?
I'm luckily in a situation where I have alternative HW to do that, but this might be a problem (for example, if the media to be captured if soldered to PCB). Are there other ways?

No, that is not my problem. That was just an assumption, this is a possible situation (this may happen to you and me in some future project..).
USB flash disk is an option, but UFDs usually have low performance. My solution was to put the CFast card into a system which has (fast) SSD, and instructed DISM to use the SSD as ScratchDir.
All after all I got everything working as expected, but I had to switch the machine for several times. This is very unusual - espicially the work-around required to make a "simple" backup.

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Edited by: AMARCIONEK on Jun 3, 2009 10:10 AM

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