P2 MXF Import failure: "Error: No Data"

Question

I am in California. I got P2 card data on a pocket drive from a shooter in Holland. I copied the folder containing all other folders onto my RAID, and then opened the folder in the Log and Transfer window. I can see, and view, all of the clips. Their timecodes and durations show up normally. I name all the files, transfer to the Queue, and as the software works to import the files, I get an alert on each clip which, when I mouse over it, reads, "Error: No Data".
What is happening?
I have all the same folders, such as Video, Audio, Clip, etc. as would appear on an original P2 card. The MXF files are present and seemingly the right size. I can watch the footage in the preview window, but no Transfer.
I do NOT have FxFactory. I'm running 10.4.11, and FCP 6.0.2
I can still import from standard P2 cards. I noticed that the LASTCLIP.TXT file was missing, so I created one, didn't help. I read on the posts that it doesn't matter anyway. There is a file inside the main folder called "P2CMS_MANAGEMENT.db" I don't have P2 CMS installed, unless P2 Store Manager is the same thing.
Also, while I was working on figuring out what happened, another file appeared that I don't believe was there originally, named with an incredibly long alpha-numeric string. Very fishy.
Of course, this does not happen on humdrum, everyday material. This is the "get the footage or be burned at the stake" material. Any help is, of course, gratefully accepted.
-George

Answer 1

How about this?
#36 - One or More P2 files failed to import.
Shane's Stock Answer #36 - "One or more clips failed to import..."
Very often in the field with this camera the camera operator will delete clips from the P2 card that they just don't like. That is the beauty of this camera. But, the still for that video file (located in the CLIP folder in the CONTENTS folder)...the still that you see when you are in the P2 Import window...is not deleted. So you will see the image, and the name, but the video file would have been deleted.
What you can do it compare the file names in the VIDEO folder and CLIP folder and see if anything is missing. If something is, then you know what the problem is. You can then just import the rest a few at time, skipping that one.
ALSO...in the P2 Import window...in the P2 Browser, there is a little sprocket drop down menu. Click on that and choose PREFERENCES. Uncheck REMOVE PULLDOWN and then try importing again.
ALSO...make sure your file names aren't too long. Try shortening them and see if that works.
Shane