Insufficient disk space in Windows XP SP2

Hello... Helpme
Under Windows XP SP 2, I'm getting the following error when trying to start asmt.
My desktop have 3GB of free disk space...
C:\asmt\bin>asmigrate.cmd -c sourceserver as70 targetdirectory C:\ --targetserver sjsas9 C:\workspace\ASOFONDOS\build\Asofondos_EAR.ear
JAVA_HOME=C:\jdk1.5.0_08
ASMT_HOME=C:\asmt\
J2EE_HOME=C:\Sun2\AppServer
sun.iasmt.user.cmd.backendenablers.InputArgException: 204:Insufficient disk space. File: C:workspaceASOFONDOSbuildAsofondos_EAR.ear needs: 1163 bytes available: 0 bytes at sun.iasmt.supervisor.util.InputDataPreprocessor.insufficientDiskSpace
(Unknown Source) at sun.iasmt.supervisor.util.InputDataPreprocessor.processJ2eeArchive(Un
known Source) at sun.iasmt.supervisor.util.InputDataPreprocessor.exec(Unknown Source)
at sun.iasmt.user.IASMTMain.runTool(Unknown Source)
at sun.iasmt.user.IASMTMain.<init>(Unknown Source)
at sun.iasmt.user.IASMTMain.main(Unknown Source)
Error 107:Tool can not recover from error.

http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6307190
Bug State:      Closed, will not be fixed
May be there is way to solve this problem? Anybody know?
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