The download hung with a 'no more disk space' error and Iris absented
itself from the icon bar. Attempts to use other software gave disc space warnings so I shut the computer down.
Now the computer hangs in the early stages of booting with the message 'SDFS::RISCOSpi.$.!Boot.Resources.!Scrap not found (Error number &D6), I
am somewhat at a loss as to what to do.
I don't have access to !Pluto and my windows Thunderbird only looks at my
BT Internet address so I ask again that if you have any thoughts please
post them there.
In message <f526982c-72c1-4c47...@googlegroups.com>
Brian Jordan <brian...@gmail.com> wrote:
The download hung with a 'no more disk space' error and Iris absented itself from the icon bar. Attempts to use other software gave disc space warnings so I shut the computer down.Sounds like the download exhausted your available disc space.
Now the computer hangs in the early stages of booting with the message 'SDFS::RISCOSpi.$.!Boot.Resources.!Scrap not found (Error number &D6), I
am somewhat at a loss as to what to do.
I don't have access to !Pluto and my windows Thunderbird only looks at my BT Internet address so I ask again that if you have any thoughts please post them there.
Try either repeatably hitting the escape key or holding the shift key on booting to bypass the boot sequence and then see if you get a minimal
desktop or at a * prompt type desktop.
Once in to the desktop check the disc space available and look in
particular in !Scrap and delete the IRIS folder in !Boot.Resources.!Scrap.Scrapdirs.ScrapDir.WWW
Hope this helps.
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First, apologies for posting via the web and the unusual email. I would appreciate any replies being addressed to brian.jordan9@btinternet.com.
This afternoon I tried to download a large data file from Sine Nomine
(the latest OSM data) using the Iris browser. The download hung with a
'no more disk space' error and Iris absented itself from the icon bar. Attempts to use other software gave disc space warnings so I shut the computer down. Now the computer hangs in the early stages of booting
with the message 'SDFS::RISCOSpi.$.!Boot.Resources.!Scrap not found
(Error number &D6), I am somewhat at a loss as to what to do. I don't
have access to !Pluto and my windows Thunderbird only looks at my BT
Internet address so I ask again that if you have any thoughts please
post them there.
In article <f526982c-72c1-4c47-a473-8761d4035468n@googlegroups.com>,
Brian Jordan <briandrood@gmail.com> wrote:
First, apologies for posting via the web and the unusual email. I would
appreciate any replies being addressed to brian.jordan9@btinternet.com.
This afternoon I tried to download a large data file from Sine Nomine
(the latest OSM data) using the Iris browser. The download hung with a
'no more disk space' error and Iris absented itself from the icon bar.
Attempts to use other software gave disc space warnings so I shut the
computer down. Now the computer hangs in the early stages of booting
with the message 'SDFS::RISCOSpi.$.!Boot.Resources.!Scrap not found
(Error number &D6), I am somewhat at a loss as to what to do. I don't
have access to !Pluto and my windows Thunderbird only looks at my BT
Internet address so I ask again that if you have any thoughts please
post them there.
Thanks to all who replied, the problem, as several of you suggested, was
an issue with !Scrap in that its !Boot, !Run and !Runimage files had disappeared. I'm still not sure how this happened and it may well be
operator error. It has made me cautious about using the Iris browser with alignment exceptions OFF.
Its nothing to do with alignment exceptions OFF.
The issue was because you simply ran out of disc space and this caused
some corruption as a side effect.
Run it all off your hopefully large SSD drive rather then your small
SDCard will help reduce/prevent the issue in future.
On Monday, 10 January 2022 at 11:51:24 UTC, Doug Webb wrote:
In message <f526982c-72c1-4c47...@googlegroups.com> Brian Jordan <brian...@gmail.com> wrote:
The download hung with a 'no more disk space' error and IrisSounds like the download exhausted your available disc space.
absented itself from the icon bar. Attempts to use other software
gave disc space warnings so I shut the computer down. Now the
computer hangs in the early stages of booting with the message 'SDFS::RISCOSpi.$.!Boot.Resources.!Scrap not found (Error number
&D6), I am somewhat at a loss as to what to do. I don't have
access to !Pluto and my windows Thunderbird only looks at my BT
Internet address so I ask again that if you have any thoughts
please post them there.
Try either repeatably hitting the escape key or holding the shift key
on booting to bypass the boot sequence and then see if you get a
minimal desktop or at a * prompt type desktop.
Once in to the desktop check the disc space available and look in particular in !Scrap and delete the IRIS folder in !Boot.Resources.!Scrap.Scrapdirs.ScrapDir.WWW
In article <ac9ed6cd-f5a0-4ee6-8c4f-10b343030901n@googlegroups.com>,
Brian Jordan <briandrood@gmail.com> wrote:
On Monday, 10 January 2022 at 11:51:24 UTC, Doug Webb wrote:
In message <f526982c-72c1-4c47...@googlegroups.com> Brian Jordan <brian...@gmail.com> wrote:
The download hung with a 'no more disk space' error and IrisSounds like the download exhausted your available disc space.
absented itself from the icon bar. Attempts to use other software
gave disc space warnings so I shut the computer down. Now the
computer hangs in the early stages of booting with the message 'SDFS::RISCOSpi.$.!Boot.Resources.!Scrap not found (Error number
&D6), I am somewhat at a loss as to what to do. I don't have
access to !Pluto and my windows Thunderbird only looks at my BT Internet address so I ask again that if you have any thoughts
please post them there.
Try either repeatably hitting the escape key or holding the shift
key on booting to bypass the boot sequence and then see if you get a minimal desktop or at a * prompt type desktop.
Once in to the desktop check the disc space available and look in particular in !Scrap and delete the IRIS folder in !Boot.Resources.!Scrap.Scrapdirs.ScrapDir.WWW
Somwhere on m RiscPC (not fired up at the moment) ISTR an app called !ScrapClean or something similar which does the job for you. It's a bit fierce so you have to be careful. Not sure if it's 32 bit compatible.
Somwhere on m RiscPC (not fired up at the moment) ISTR an app
called !ScrapClean or something similar which does the job for
you. It's a bit fierce so you have to be careful. Not sure if
it's 32 bit compatible.
By Chris Bell, running on my RPi.
In article <mpro.r5kkft004oms700wr@ypical.nospam.invalid>, Frederick Bambrough <freddie@[127.0.0.1]> wrote:
Somwhere on m RiscPC (not fired up at the moment) ISTR an app
called !ScrapClean or something similar which does the job for
you. It's a bit fierce so you have to be careful. Not sure if
it's 32 bit compatible.
By Chris Bell, running on my RPi.
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