Problems with Winclone/Partition space

hello, I have a MBpro 08 edition and have a partitioned disk that is running XP. It is running really low on space, so I downloaded Winclone and made an image of the partition. The problem is that whenever I restore the image to the new partition which I have made 25 gigs, XP says that I still am low on disk space. It seems like Winclone is just restoring to my old partition of 10 Gigs, which is not enough space. Can anyone help me with this? Thanks in advance for taking the time to look into this.....

mbp2008 wrote:
Stefan,
Hello, thanks for your assistance.
I think I have read about this in some other posts. I am running a cloned version of the original XP version - so I can still use XP it is just running really low on space - if that makes sense?
Yep, makes sense: your XP is still up an running but running out of disk space
So when I convert to the NTFS file system do I open my XP partition and then follow the instruction on your link and then restart? After that I am assuming that I clown the converted NTFS version and then restore it?
Yes, the convert command has to be used while running Windows. You will get the following mesage when running convert
"Convert cannot gain exclusive access to the drive letter drive, so it cannot convert it now. Would you like to schedule it to be converted the next time the system restarts? <Y/N>", since convert needs exclusive access to your Windows partition.
Answer (Y) for yes and reboot to Windows so that the convert process can start.
Once finished a second reboot to Windows might be a good idea.
After the conversion to NTFS was successful you can use WInClone again to backup the Windows partition and when you restore this backup you can use the resize function of WinClone.
Regards
Stefan

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Message Edited by mowax on 02-Dec-2009 02:39 PM
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Hi, don't know wether you've done this, but go into messaging/options/settings/other/memory in use/set as E:mass memory. If this causes a problem with email, simply delete mailbox and re-install it, it only takes a couple of minutes. One other thing , if you want to save any txt messages, sync with ovi first.Also to get C memory back delete all messages sent , recieved, reports etc before selecting Memory in use as E. Also go to web browser and clear privacy data regularly. One other thing to note is that usually when connected to computer via usb, messaging memory will revert to C, and you won't be able to see any messages , so reset to E again and they are all there. Best taskmanager from Ovi store is also a real help with memory on phone.
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Hi there,
I have a problem with partitioning between two BSO db’s.
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[Fri Dec 04 15:29:03 2009]Local/AAA///Info(1013210)
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[Fri Dec 04 15:29:03 2009]Local/AAA/db/hyperion/Info(1013091)
Received Command [PutReplicatedCells] from user [hyperion]
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Received Command [XferReplicatedCells] from user [hyperion]
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[Fri Dec 04 15:29:03 2009]Local/AAA/db/hyperion/Info(1023005)
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[Fri Dec 04 15:29:03 2009]Local/AAA1///Info(1013210)
User [hyperion] set active on database [db]
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sys on /sys type sysfs (rw,nosuid,nodev,noexec,relatime)
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I'm suspecting the cause of that could be update of "filesystem" where "mtab" where with conflict during updating.
As far as I remember I cleaned up it or even removed (probably the stupidest thing I've made for some time ;]). Several restarts later I noticed problems with /home/userDIR.
In the way of trying to repair that I've copied (especially /proc, /sys etc. mount points) and changed "mtab" from my second Arch installation but nothing helps.
I can manually mount /home, /boot and then they appears
Last edited by travnick (2012-04-03 12:25:39)

It seems a little suspicious that /, /tmp, /boot and /home are all *exactly* the same size and have *exactly* the same ratio of used to available bytes? Or do you expect that?
Do you have dump installed?
As far as I know /proc /sys etc. are recreated on reboot so you shouldn't need to copy them. mtab should be a symlink. Is it? If so, where does it point?
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Full start up disk... problem with disk partition.

Hi,
Ive got an original blueberry ibook which an ex, who considered himself some sort of high flying computer buff, decided to fiddle with... In his vast wisdom he deemed that my ibook would run better if he partitioned the start-up disk. The result being a slow running laptop, constant warnings that my start-up disk is full, a keyboard that doesnt function properly, hence missing characters and being unable to use the delete key.
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Hi dancingdryad
The first thing to check is, have you emptied the trash.
Deleting Applications (programs) should not be necessary, rather the space is more likely being taken up by too many of your documents.
The space has been filled up by your own files, generally called documents, but also includes, videos you have downloaded, photos, music. These are files that you have either created or downloaded and these are the things to move.
So look in your Documents folder, in the iTunes and iPhoto applications, for excess photos and music that you can move onto an external drive, or burn to a CD.
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OS: NetWare 6.5SP8 latest patches applied
I have an NSS pool that is made up of two 2TB LUNS on my SAN array.
I've been trying to move the pool from the LUNs on my SAN array to a pair of 2TB VMWare disks by using the partition mirror method.
All of the LUNS reside on the same array, but the two original LUNs are attached to an HBA in passthrough mode, so the VMWare infrastructure does not see those LUNS.
One partition mirrored without issue. The second one shows as synchronized yet remained at 99%.
A forum search indicated that a pool rebuild was in order.
I ran a pool verify and rebuild and tried mirroring the "problem child" partition again with the same result.
Before running the rebuild a second time, I removed both mirrored pairs.
I ran a pool verify and rebuild and tried mirroring the "problem child" partition again with the same result.
Last night, I repeated that same process and finally got 100% synchronization.
In the second and third rebuild processes, I got an error message stating that data would be lost if I continued the rebuild. Since I have backup, I continued the rebuild.
About 6 hours after that synchronization finished, I started receiving block error messages for the pool:
NSS-3.00-5002: Pool xxxx/DATA is being deactivated.
An error (20012(nameTree.c[45])) at block 536784421(file block -536784421)(ZID 6) has compromised volume integrity.
The pool deactivated itself.
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I don't know if that will have any affect on the rebuild process or not.
My questions are:
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3) Is the fact that I'm mirroring to a VMFS disk an issue? I could create a new pool/volume on those VMWare disks and use the server consolidation utility to copy the data between volumes, but my desire to avoid that was the reason to use the mirror process in the first place.

The difference between a sledge hammer and a Q-Tip is that you do a lot less damage with a Q-Tip.
Everything has been messed with to the point where it would be impossible for any other advice than make a new disk, make a new pool, make a new volume, and do your restore. Then, when all the data is restored without error, move the OLD DATA: volume out of the way and put in the NEW DATA: volume.
Originally Posted by gathagan
My questions are:
1) Will the fact that the pool is only half-mirrored be an issue for the rebuild?
2) Is there any other option in the rebuild process that I should have added?
3) Is the fact that I'm mirroring to a VMFS disk an issue? I could create a new pool/volume on those VMWare disks and use the server consolidation utility to copy the data between volumes, but my desire to avoid that was the reason to use the mirror process in the first place.
1. God only knows. It should not.
2. No. I think its an issue of doing too much, to quickly. It is unlikely a pool rebuild would "fix" a mirroring problem. I would not have gone ahead with a pool rebuild with mirroring broken.
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The mirroring happens at a layer below the pool level. So I have a hard time understanding a how a rebuild would help mirroring unless the pool is really bent to begin with.
Again, the state of the current DATA: volume would be in question after all that fiddling, even if you can get it to work would you really trust it? I would not. I would recreate DATA: from backup on whatever new partition you want and chalk it up to experience. You can minimize the pain of that by restoring to a differently named volume and then renaming the volumes after you confirm proper operation.
-- Bob

Problem with bitmap partitioned index

My order table (3.6 M rows) has got 4 partitions (one per year). I've defined 24 LOCAL BITMAP INDEXES on the data (DSS environment); every index is built on one column.
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I create 2 different bitmap join index:
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FROM LSA.AAB_VENDUTO vv, LSA.AAB_CLIENTE cc WHERE vv.cliente_id=cc.cliente_id;
What happens if you just create two plain bitmap indexes without the join?
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CREATE BITMAP INDEX lsa.AAB_V_CLIENTE_TIT_STUDIO_IDX ON LSA.AAB_VENDUTO(TITOLO_STUDIO) ;You can also go with normal indexes on the FK rows (cliente_id) and the optimizer can do a bitmap conversion from normal index to bitmap index if needed. Are the column values evenly distributed? If not you might need to go for some column histogram. but I don't have the impression that this is really useful in your case.

Problem with Winclone and Windows 7 Bootcamp

I previously used Winclone to backup and restore onto the windows 7 partition when I had Snow Leopard. Now on Lion, Winclone won't work, and of course my bootcamp was not restored with the upgrade. I've tried partitioning the mac HD into 2 drives, the original for lion, and one for leopard, and then installing bootcamp, in order to then use the win clone on the Leopard side to restore my data into Windows 7. However, this appears to not be working at all.
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PLEASE HELP!!

Hi Pat
You have tried the obvious way to do this and I commend you.
The only other way that might work is to use another Mac with SL on it
and Winclone , and connect to your other mac by Firewire Target mode.
If your blank partition shows you just might have a chance.
Worth a try.
Cheers Tomi

Problem with Recovery Partition(After i got a Virus)

Hi all,
I am using HP Envy 15 notebook with windows 7 home premium x64-bit installed.I didnt create the recovery disks since i got this notebook and what happened is that i got a virus from the internet but i almost repaired all system faults caused by it but the main problem for me is that it change all main drive folders name into Virus1232 for example (d:\recovery changed into d:\virus1234) and i spent hours over the internet to get the right folder and file names and i got them all but only one file not sure of.My problem is when i enter the Recovery Manager it doesn't detect any my recovery partition(but the virus isnt responsible for any file deletion it just caused some system changes) and just to speak i also corrected the folder and file names in c: drive since they are needed too.
These are the filenames i got in D: drive : bootmgr - BT_HP.flg - CSP.DAT - DeployRp.log - HPSF_Rep.txt - language.ini ; and the filename let is the one im not sure of: "HP_WSD.dat" (it is a zero-byte file).
The recoverymgrdump.txt works right untit "CSBRMgr::GetRPTOOLPartIndex leaving!"
then it tells me :
"Win32 System Info Code = 3, Info Message = The system cannot find the path specified."
and it also say :
"CSBRMgr::HpcdFlgIsExistInUP <UP>:\WINDOWS\hpdrcu.prc does not exist."
I dont know if that is normal but also the deployrp.log gives me this error:
"Package does not exist: c:\RM\Tools\DeployRp\WinPE_LangPacks\64\winpe-setup.cab"
ofcourse there are more errors in both files but i guess those are the most important.
So my question is: could the file attributes in d: drive be responsible for this error(i changed all attrbutes to be system hidden and read only)
OR
If anyone have a solution please tell me what to do.
Thanks.
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You are best to order a set of Recovery discs from HP, doi a full recovery using those.
You can order recovery media here
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c00810334&cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en
Or call HP on the phone to order a set.
USA
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/contact_us.html
Everywhere else
http://welcome.hp.com/country/us/en/wwcontact_us.html

Problems with Bootcamp partition solved using program: iPartition

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Well, you're not alone. Many other users are having the same problem,and it appears that Apple is ignoring the problem. I bought my iMac 27" in June 2010 and installed Bootcamp 3.1 running Windows 7. About every other reboot the gray screen will freeze during bootup and I have to do a hard reboot. Sometimes I get the Disk Read Failure. It is very, very frustrating. The only reason I bought the iMac 27" is that I like the look of it and the big screen; I have no desire to switch to a Mac, as I have too much money invested in Windows development software. I've installed multiple dual-boot systems in other non-Mac systems and never had any problems. I hope Apple stops ignoring the problem and comes out with a fix real soon.

Installing a SSD Samsung 830 Drive on my 520 - Problem with Recovery partition

Hello,
I am installing a 128GB Samsung 830 SSD on the W520, and i've put the original 50GB HDD on a HDD bay replacing the DVD/CD. bay.
I did a system recovery on the HDD, to put it on its original states. Then I used Acronis True Image HD to clone the HDD to the SSD. I have the main partition on the SSD along with the Lenovo_recovery partition. I then install the SSD on the HD slot, and start the PC. No problem till there. It starts, and the machine works fine.
I then do a system recovery from the HDD, and the recovery process goes to the end, but when the system restarts, I have a crash and it asks me to introduce the windows recovery disk. But I cannot starts anything anymore.
If I reinstall the 500GB HDD, it start no problem.
Any idea? Thank you for your help!

Really? Then how did you get the Samsung SSD in there to begin with. Look, you got two choices here: 1. Return the SSD for a refund, or 2. Find a Windoes PC & update the firmware.
Why you'd purchase an SSD, to use in a Mac, whose firmware can only be updated using a Windows computer, makes no sense to me.

Problem with merging partitions

Hi all,
I am having a bit of trouble partitioning the HD on the MBP. I hope you guys can help me. I would like to reformat the drive and have made a partition entitled "Backup" (see image link above) to store the files I need.
Now, I would like to merge "Macintosh HD" and "Macintosh HD 2" together but it won't do it. I have tried in recovery mode and I have tried deleting Mac HD 2 and pulling down Mac HD. Both methods did not work. Appreciate any help. Thank you and sorry if this problem has been posted in the forum.

Something is messed up in the partition map which means you will have to repartition the entire drive from scratch.
Drive Partition and Format
1. Boot from a bootable external drive. Open Disk Utility.
2. After DU loads select your hard drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Note the SMART status of the drive in DU's status area. If it does not say "Verified" then the drive is failing or has failed and will need replacing. SMART info will not be reported on external drives. Otherwise, click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
3. Under the Volume Scheme heading set the number of partitions from the drop down menu to one. Click on the Options button, set the partition scheme to GUID then click on the OK button. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Apply button and wait until the process has completed.

Problems with root partition

I've been having issues with my root partition the last few weeks. Everytime I turn off my machine or reboot I get the warning saying umount: device busy and the machine turns off or reboots. During boot I the get the message during "checking filesystems: superblock: FIXED write time in the future" or something similar and when it checks/scans the partition (after every 35th or 37th boot) it fails. I have no idea what is the problem or how to fix it.
Regards
André

OK, there are too many processes to sort through there easily. You shouldn't show that many processes as an ordinary user, if you are not running X. It may be normal if X is running. But I don't think it's right. And we should have used the verbose option, '-v' as well as the '-m' option. The '-m' shows all processes accessing files on that file system. The '-v' will give us human readable output.
I have separate /, /boot, /var and /home partitions. Root is /dev/sda6. From a Linux console I get
$ fuser -mv /dev/sda6
USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/sda6: root kernel mount /
casey 2676 .r.e. bash
Running openbox, tint2, urxvt, firefox and leafpad, I get
$ fuser -mv /dev/sda6
USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/sda6: root kernel mount /
casey 2676 .r.e. bash
casey 3391 fr.e. startx
casey 3407 .r.e. xinit
casey 3414 .r.e. ck-launch-sessi
casey 3433 .r.e. openbox
casey 3440 .r.e. tint2
casey 3477 Fr.e. firefox
casey 3481 .rce. dbus-daemon
casey 3482 .rce. dbus-launch
casey 3484 Frce. gconfd-2
casey 3506 .r.e. urxvt
casey 3507 .r.e. bash
casey 3511 .r.e. leafpad
Under the 'ACCESS' heading, 'f' means there's an open file, 'F' means there's a file open for writing. If /var or /home are on your root disk, the list will be longer. The effs don't show unless '-v' is used.
If you run fuser with root priveleges, you get a much longer list, but I don't think you'll need to do that. I think you want to look for processes with the uppercase 'F' and kill those processes. And then you have to find why they are not shutting down properly.
If you install lsof, and then run 'lsof /dev/sda6'it will list all the open files on /dev/sda6. Then to find the process that has /ttt/iii/some_file open, you simply enter 'lsof /ttt/iii/some_file'. to kill the process that has /ttt/iii/some_file open, enter
kill -HUP `lsof -t /ttt/iii/some_file` #Those are backticks
Edit: I'm learning here, too. I'm trying these commandsjust before I write them.
Last edited by thisoldman (2009-09-22 02:42:32)

The problem with scratch disk space.

I have been using Priemere products for over ten years now and have run into a problem recently using Premiere Pro that surprised me. I was editting a project last week that required me to reuse a lengthy clip several times. I would set a different in/out point with each use because the clip was not broken up into separate pieces when it was captured. This is the first time that I have had to do this with such a long clip so I never encountered this problem before. After saving a considerable amount of different versions of the same clip, I received a notice that the hard drive that I was saving the project in was full.
When I checked the project file I found that with each use of the long clip, Premiere would save the entire clip under the preview files sub-folder. This meant that in no time at all I had compiled a total of 35 gig of video files from a single 1.2 gig original. I determined after the fact that I could have redefined a different in/out point on the same original clip without having to reinsert it each time. This would have resulted in a much smaller preview file size.
I have two questions. First, is there some way for me to easily back out all of the duplicate clips from the project window of Premiere so that the preview sub-folder size decreases? Second, will Premiere always duplicate every clip that I select for the timeline in the scratch disk file? This seems like a tremendous waste of space even though it is suppose to improve realtime preview. I always thought that the project file just recorded the locations of the clips and when and where to use them. Maybe I have been wrong all of these years or maybe Adobe Premiere has become more demanding over the years. Either way, some clarification on these points would be greatly appreciated.

Consider a single clip that may contain 45 minutes of video. I wanted to use numerous segments from within that large clip in my video. So, I imported the same clip into the project window of Premiere for each segment that I wan't to use. Each time I imported the file I would set a different in/out point on it and drag that to my Timeline. After about the 10th import, Windows informed me that I had exceeded the storage capacity of the hard drive that my scratch disk was on. I have done numerous videos with both static and video images in the past and have never run into this problem. That was the nature of my inquiry.

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