Strange Error with CloneCD3...

[Need4Speed]

I try to burn an image from the HDD (9gb SCSI with 7gb FREE) and it tells me that "there is not enough space to process this command". What that all abut? The cdr is blank (i tried several others as well)...there is plenty of room on the HDD (i tried to burn from my other 2 disks as well)...

It's a win2k box SP2
T-bird 1.4 on MSI K7 Turbo
256Mb RAM
Plextor 12/4/32 SCSi

Any ideas?

BTW clonecd2 works perfectly fine on the same box...

 

[DARRIN]

The image is already on the hard drive and you are trying to burn it to the cdr and it says there is not enough space on the cdr? How big is the image?

 

[fkloster]

Anyone here using CloneCD 2 or 3 w/Win2K?

 

[fkloster]

Hello?

 

[fkloster]

What in the heck is goin' on here? Doesn't anyone around these parts use CloneCD3? 2?

 

[LukFilm]

I guess they didn't find crack for it yet, so they are using older versions

 

[Need4Speed]

the image is 600mb and I am using 80min cdr...when I installed clonecd3 on a fresh install of win98 it works fine.

 

[fkloster]

This is MOST frustrating :|

 

[bonkers325]

flock
works fine here
i use win2k

 

[DARRIN]

<< the image is 600mb and I am using 80min cdr...when I installed clonecd3 on a fresh install of win98 it works fine. >>



Does that mean it's fixed or are you saying it did work now it doesn't?

 

[Need4Speed]

it still does not work...
im copying a 600mb image onto a 80min cd from a HDD that has 7gb of free space... it works in a fresh install of win98, but not on my 'used' install of win2k

 

[bonkers325]

dood there is a bug in it
do u need to know the fix ?
pm me

 

[Jgtdragon]

fkloster

Did you install the intel ata storage drivers? If you did, then uninstall it and see if it works. I had trouble getting clonecd 2 to work until I uninstall the intel ata storage drivers.