NI Configuration Manager: Insufficient disk space to perform backup

Hi,
I'm having an issue with my PXI-8110 controller running LabVIEW Real-Time 10.0.1. On start-up, I receive a message is displayed saying "NI Configuration Manager: Insufficient disk space to perform a backup" This message just appeared. Upon starting an FTP session I was able to see that there is only 181 megs of data on the hard drive. In MAX, when I view the system settings of the remote PXI controller, it says that there are 0 bytes available. I'm not sure why this is the case. I'm not able to deploy any Veristand projects to the controller as a result. Has anyone experienced this problem?
Thanks,
Cosimo

Hello WillPwr,
I have now had 2 different systems develop this exact error. After the first occurrence, I assumed that it was a problem with the HD and replaced it. Now, I am starting to worry that there may be an issue with the file management routines in LabVIEW RT. I understand how to fix the issue, but do you have any idea of what causes the issue. In my application, I create a temporary file to store DAQ data then save the data to a log file. After a test is complete, the log file is transferred to a "Host" computer and the process is started again by the user when they initiate a new test. My question: can the continuous creating and deleting of temporary files be causing the file management in the RT system to become corrupt?
It is annoying for a customer to have to go through the process of formatting the hard drive and re-installing the software. Not to mention that it makes the software appear to have issues... Which it may have, but I have been very careful to close and open new files as to not develop open file references.
Any Thoughts?
Big Ev.

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