Austin Kc
2012-06-20 00:44:00
Hi guys,
I just setup my Ubuntu 11.04 32bit VPS today, I have everything running via WINE. If I try to run the script itself it works great, but when I try to run the script through SMART, I get an error "Exception in Script: Disk Full". I tried messing around with the location of the Simba folder outside of the wine program files (like it matters - I don't know). Long story short - I can't get it to work. I've tried searching forums and cant run across this problem, anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Austin
BenLand100
2012-06-20 01:22:16
Really? This is not a problem related to SMART at all. Your disk is full, per the error message. Probably a bad vps or you have file permissions wrong and RS can't start.
E: this is especially important if you're using the latest version
Austin Kc
2012-06-20 01:50:25
Do you have any suggestions? My disk is not full as I still have another 85.1gb left empty. The only time I get the error message is when trying to execute the script through SMART. If I run the script normally it works just fine. It's weird :/.
EDIT: I'm also using Java Update 6 Version 31 if that has to do with anything really.
litoris
2012-06-20 03:01:20
From: Austin Kc
Do you have any suggestions? My disk is not full as I still have another 85.1gb left empty. The only time I get the error message is when trying to execute the script through SMART. If I run the script normally it works just fine. It's weird :/.
EDIT: I'm also using Java Update 6 Version 31 if that has to do with anything really.
Your RAM might be the source of the problem.
Austin Kc
2012-06-20 03:21:51
From: litoris
Your RAM might be the source of the problem.
Only using 512mb of the 2gb :/
I also tried updating Wine as that might have been a source of the problem, tried wine version 1.2 and 1.4, no change.
cycrosism
2012-06-20 04:05:20
If you get an error saying that your disk is full, I would probably assume that your disk is full.
Get some more storage.
BenLand100
2012-06-20 10:04:33
or your file permissions are bad preventing something from creating a file it needs. Or, your disk could be corrupted, I suppose. There is literally no way to diagnose your problem with the information given.