Problem with multissesion 1.08r1 when saving many files

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javuchi
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Problem with multissesion 1.08r1 when saving many files

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# savesession-dvd 

Scanning /root for filenames with spaces (will convert to underscore)...
rename: renaming inspector@mozilla.org to inspector-mozilla.org failed: Directory not empty
rename: renaming inspector@mozilla.org to inspector-mozilla.org failed: Directory not empty
rename: renaming inspector@mozilla.org to inspector-mozilla.org failed: Directory not empty
rename: renaming inspector@mozilla.org to inspector-mozilla.org failed: Directory not empty
mv: cannot stat `inspector mozilla.org': No such file or directory
mv: cannot stat `talkback mozilla.org': No such file or directory

Changed all spaces to underscores in /root and sub-directories
Probing DVD filesystem...
ln: /root/.mozilla/pluginreg.dat: File exists
ln: /root/archive/README-archive.txt: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/pluginreg.dat: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/firefox/oc1x8mwi.default/.autoreg: File exists
ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/firefox/oc1x8mwi.default/.autoreg: File exists
ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists
ln: /root/archive/README-archive.txt: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/pluginreg.dat: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/firefox/oc1x8mwi.default/.autoreg: File exists
ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists
ln: /root/archive/README-archive.txt: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/pluginreg.dat: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/firefox/oc1x8mwi.default/.autoreg: File exists
ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists
ln: /root/archive/README-archive.txt: File exists
ln: /root/.usr/X11R6/bin/X: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/pluginreg.dat: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/firefox/oc1x8mwi.default/lock: File exists
ln: /root/.mozilla/firefox/oc1x8mwi.default/.autoreg: File exists
ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists
kill: 326: Usage: kill [-s sigspec | -signum | -sigspec] [pid | job]... or
kill -l [exitstatus]

Saving session number 10
Total size to be saved to CD/DVD is 124896 Kbytes.
Now saving session to burner drive...
Executing 'mkisofs -C 16,92368 -M /dev/fd/3 -D -J -R -quiet -new-dir-mode 0755 -graft-points -path-list /tmp/listfinalshutdownsorted.txt | builtin_dd of=/dev/hdc obs=32k seek=5773'
Rock Ridge signatures found
mkisofs: No such file or directory. Invalid node - 'my-applications/LimeWiremagnet10/badge.img'.
:-( mkisofs has failed: 2

This happened when I installed a lot of programs (including Java and Limewire). My system have 512Mb of RAM and 1Gb of active swap partitition.

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#2 Post by Flash »

I see that you were saving session number 10. How full was the DVD? Growisofs can't save if there is more than 4GB (32 bit address) on the DVD.

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Ted Dog
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looks like a too many link error

#3 Post by Ted Dog »

ln: /root/.etc/xrandrindex: File exists

try the single line backup of root list I posted a month or two ago. I behaves better if you have many files / or links, does not suffer like problems, since all is saved besure to close all mozilla before running.
Ted

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#4 Post by javuchi »

Flash wrote:I see that you were saving session number 10. How full was the DVD? Growisofs can't save if there is more than 4GB (32 bit address) on the DVD.
There was plenty of space in the DVD, just 200mb or less used.

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yeah that is very little MB used before failure

#5 Post by Ted Dog »

92368 * 2048 bytes = total so far,

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