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    V8 Disk I/O Error on read - reviewing files

    Hi all,

    Ive got a problem when uploading the catalog, gets to Reviewing Files stage and bombs with a "Disk I/O Error on read"

    I cant locate any files with errors....

    Anyone seen this before and have any ideas? No luck doing a search in the forums.
    Andy Warner

    www.legendgames.co.uk - rpgs, boardgames, dice and other geeky stuff
    www.RPGMiniatures.com D&D and Star Wars Miniatures

    Both running the Cart from Search Page hack

    Also www.mainlymurder.co.uk www.thegamesplace.co.uk and www.thediceplace.co.uk

    All running V8.5.2 Multisite on a windows 7 quad PC, augmented by Mole End automation, from a single shared database, using actinic specific hosting from Host-IT.
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    Sounds like hard disk not actinic to me. I'd get it backed up rather sharpishly if I were you.

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      #3
      yep, i think so too. we had a power outage the other day.
      might go raid..... prices of disks are so low these days.
      andy
      Andy Warner

      www.legendgames.co.uk - rpgs, boardgames, dice and other geeky stuff
      www.RPGMiniatures.com D&D and Star Wars Miniatures

      Both running the Cart from Search Page hack

      Also www.mainlymurder.co.uk www.thegamesplace.co.uk and www.thediceplace.co.uk

      All running V8.5.2 Multisite on a windows 7 quad PC, augmented by Mole End automation, from a single shared database, using actinic specific hosting from Host-IT.

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        Originally posted by Andy Warner View Post
        yep, i think so too. we had a power outage the other day.
        might go raid..... prices of disks are so low these days.
        andy
        Yup, no reason why not to go for a Raid array nowadays - especially on a PC with important data. Still, never forget to backup early, backup often. Raid will reduce your "crash and burn" rate, but still isn't 100% reliable. A project for me to look at after X-Mas

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