[bookport] Re: FFmp3 error: disk is full-- what's this about?
- From: buhrow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Brian Buhrow)
- To: bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2005 19:10:18 -0700
Hello. Glad you figured it out, because, to be honest, I'm not sure
how to do it with the bookport transfer utility. :)
-Brian
On Oct 5, 8:40pm, "Lynnette" wrote:
} Subject: [bookport] Re: FFmp3 error: disk is full-- what's this about?
} Hello All,
} Lynnette here. I've also received that strange error code. I believe I
} know how to create a folder, but how do I move items into it? Must this be
} done on the Book Port?
}
} Thanks much in advance for any help as this has truly been a problem for me.
} I notice things get a little better after I've deleted some files. So...
}
} I don't believe my filenames are excessively long.
}
} Actually, now that I'm thinking about it, I usually get an initialization
} error.
} Lynnette
} From: "Brian Buhrow" <buhrow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
} To: <bookport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
} Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 6:58 PM
} Subject: [bookport] Re: FFmp3 error: disk is full-- what's this about?
}
}
} > How many books/MP3 files do you have in the root directory of your
} > flash card? The root directory can have a total of 512 8,3 directory
} > entries, but if you use long names, the actual number of usable entries
} is
} > far far less, something on the order of 100 or so, maybe even fewer if
} your
} > filenames are extremely long.
} > (Subdirectories, folders, don't have this restriction, so, if you're
} close,
} > try moving stuff to a folder and see if you get better behavior. I was
} > getting strange behavior with about 80 entries in the root directory, and
} > when I started using subdirectories, things got much more stable.)
} > -Brian
} >
} > On Oct 5, 3:48pm, "Rusty Perez" wrote:
} > } Subject: [bookport] FFmp3 error: disk is full-- what's this about?
} > } Hi folks,
} > } I'm transfering another big chunk of DAISY book and I'm getting this
} error.
} > } FFmp3 error: disk is full.
} > } My disk is certainly not full. I've got 3 GB on the hard drive and 1.25
} gb
} > } on the flash card.
} > }
} > } Anybody know what the deal is?
} > } I haven't followed the list for a few days so if I'm coming in on
} something,
} > } let me know.
} > }
} > } Thanks!
} > } Rusty
} > }
} > }
} > >-- End of excerpt from "Rusty Perez"
} >
} >
} >
}
}
>-- End of excerpt from "Lynnette"
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