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• The host has not enough space on the boot partition to store the image upgrade. It takes a minimum of size_in_MB. After the release of space or perform an installation from the CD-ROM.

  Hi everyone, the difficulties in trying to update the Update Manager. ESX4.1 to ESXi5.0

  Error I get is below to correct the scan before update:

  The host has not enough space on the boot partition to store the image upgrade. A minimum of 299MB is necessary. After the release of space or perform an installation from the CD-ROM.

  There is enough space in the local disk

  Size of filesystem used Avail use % mounted on
  / dev/sdd5 4.9 G 1.6 G 3.0 G 35%.
  / dev/sdd2 2.0 G 107 M 1.8 G 6% / var/log
  / dev/CCISS/c0d0p1 99 M 67 M 27 M 72% / Boot
  / dev/CCISS/c0d0p2 4.9 G 1.6 G 3.1 G 34% / esx3-installation
  / dev/CCISS/c0d0p1 99 M 67 M 27 M 72% / esx3-installation/boot
  / dev/CCISS/c0d0p7 2.0 G 101 M 1.8 G 6% / esx3-installation/var/log

  Cannot continue installation due to the lack of space and don't have the option upgrade CD directly (of complicated issues)

  Do you have any suggestions?

  Thank you

  It sounds like this host has already been improved 3.x! In this case you will not be able to upgrade to 5.x using the Manager to update because of the small partition/boot (99 MB).

  to remedy the hosts against a basic upgrade

  ... You cannot use Update Manager to upgrade to 5.0 ESXi host, if the host has upgraded ESX 3.x to ESX 4.x. These hosts have not enough free space in the partition/Boot to support the process of update Update Manager. Use either interactive or scripted upgrade.

  André

• vSphere Host Update Utility - ERROR: not enough space on the boot partition

  I get the following error when I run the host update utility

  ERROR: Not enough space on the boot partition

  The boot partition doesn't have enough space to store initrd.img.

  Expected free space (MB): 50, found: 44

  I can free until you reach the required amount?

  Send the output of this command:

  DF h

  And the version of ESX 3.x

  See also this KB (there are a few tips on where space can be lost):

  http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1016511

  André

• not enough space on the recovery partition

  I get a balloon saying that I have a not enough space on drive D: I disabled the system restore and monitoring of training. It's the recovery partition and I don't write at all to it. It gets real boring. Any suggestions will be appreciated.

  These articles describe how to remove the warning.    Unfortunately, this looks like an approach all or nothing and cannot be turned on/off by the device.

  'Description of the Notification in Windows XP low disk space'
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/285107 >

  "How to remove the warning of low disk space.
    <>http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/555622 >

  HTH,
  JW

• TouchSmart 610 - installation of windows 8 on a partition, error, not enough space on the system partition?

  I created a 150 GB partition to install Windows 8 so I can dual boot Win 7 and Win 8.  When I try to install, I get a message that there is not enough free space on my score 'system '.  The only thing I can think is that it refers to the partition of 100 MB (reserved) system.  It has only 10 MB of free space.  The partition I want to install on obviously has a lot of space.  Someone had this problem and got around him?

  UPDATE: found the problem with my 100 MB partition reserved.  I assigned a drive letter in disk management and saw a "test.vhd" of 55 MB file.  I recognized as a virtual drive that I had created and deleted a few months ago!  Deleted this file and then removed the drive letter assignment and Windows 8 is installed on my score in 15 minutes approximately.

  Hello meezer,.

  Glad you was able to get installed it. He always seems to be the little things that make us the most problems.

• "Your bootable USB key could not be created there is not enough space available on the disk.

  I am trying to install a partition of Windows 7 with an ISO on a flash drive with Boot Camp Assistant. Everytime I try it however, I get the error "your bootable USB key could not be created there is not enough space available on the disk. The flash drive that I use for this is 64 GB, so I doubt that the issue has to do with not enough available space. I have already tried the obvious, like reformat the flash drive and retry the write. Is there something I could hurt or do differently to make it work?

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• Backup Restore Time Machine: not enough space

  Hi all, I am a neophyte tech so forgive me if I'm not clear. I will try to explain the problem as best I can:

  I have an old MacBook 2009 running Mountain Lion. A few months ago, my brother gave me his old Pro and so my MacBook 2009 fell by the wayside. I used an external hard drive with that old computer as my backup time machine, but as I tried to transfer a lot of documents and photos and update of dropbox and download photos of google and to understand each of these things as I went along, I totally messed up the MacBook. Just... things are weird... nothing was, where it used to be and my photos were gone and Yes, much of this is probably down to me trying to understand a bunch of new programs at once, BUT what I want to do is to restore it to the way it was using a time machine backup.

  So, I googled around and I know when I start it up until I'm supposed to press Ctrl + R and choose the backup that I want, but when it gets to the part where I select a destination and click the only option (the Mac HD), an error message appears with a yellow flag saying "this disc is not enough space to restore your system.

  Now, I don't really know what that means, but what I want to do is to get rid of the current way, this computer is completely and attach it to the way it was when I did the last Time Machine backup.

  Someone help me please... this stuff is so frustrating when I can't figure it out for me and I am sure that there is an easy solution. I read a lot about partitions etc. but I don't know what all of this means that even.

  Thank you in advance!

  Alexandria

  Boot into Recovery now command + R to start. Choose disk utility and erase the boot volume, it should be named Macintosh HD, unless you renamed it. When the erase is quit disk utility and choose to restore from your Time Machine backup. OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support

• Not enough space in Runtime area. Data not available SMBios. Inaccessible BIOS

  Hello, I was trying a restore or Windows 7 install on a p6510y for a friend. Tried going into the bios to select which device to boot from.

  I hit F10, it says enter the bios or enter the configuration..., then it goes to a black screen with a blue bar at the top. The blue bar is bright blue in the middle and it fades to the edge of the screen. It is not animated. I see no text or the cursor blinking either.

  If I do not go into the BIOS, I get the message "not enough space in Runtime area. SMBios data will be unavailable"and if I hit F2 to continue, windows starts normally.

  I stripped the system down to a single stick of RAM, tried a different PSU, graphics card, vga cable, etc.. I removed the cmos battery and flies over the rider for a solid 30 mins. I can not even access the bios.

  It's a machine extremely strongly virused, I was able to install Windows 7 via disk external drive bootable. The recovery partition is still intact, although it seems empty, still too much space.

  I ran sp49851.exe in windows 7 on the machine, the installation has been apparently successfully, but the BIOS always behaves in the same way.

  I am at a loss, have spent many hours in checking these forums of discussion, does not. Is it possible for me to prepare a bootable USB key and manually install the bios? I extracted the contents of the exe to a folder but I don't know what to do next. The computer has a floppy drive port. For any help or suggestion would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance!

  I was able successfully to Flash the BIOS manually, and it behaves as it should. Here's what I did:

  I extracted the contents of my bios file (sp49851.exe), using a program called Universal Extractor.

  I renamed the file alo6.09 to bios.rom (this was the only file required)

  I followed this guide:

  http://www.BIOS-mods.com/BIOS-update/

  Make SURE you get the HP USB Disk Format Tool, they provide a link.

  Make SURE you get the BACK image they provide a link for.

  I used AFUDOS for my AMI BIOS, from which the above ROM file extension. (they provide a link to AFUDOS)

  I used the command line afudos bios.rom/p/b/n/c/e/k/q/reboot (EXACTLY) how they said.

  Went straight into the BIOS, was able to make changes. System seems to work fine. It is very important that you read all of this guide and be absolutely sure that you have the good BIOS before updating. Thanks for the help Dave!

• Trying to extend the c drive with space unallocated in diskpart.exe - I get the message that there is not enough space. what I am doing wrong?

  DiskPart.exe help - not enough space - I have more than 5 GB of unallocated space. trying to expand the C: drive

  Hello mark_kman,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community.

  It sounds as if you have multiple partitions. Disk management and DiskPart extends the volume with a focus on the next contiguous unallocated space. For basic volumes, the unallocated space must be on the drive and must follow (have a plu sector offset number than) the partition with focus.

  If you are looking at disk management, this means that, if you look at your partition C: the unallocated space MUST be located directly to the right of the C: partition. If you have another partition between the two, you will be allowed to extend the partition directly to the left of the unallocated space.

  This could be a work around, if you have C: and D: and have files on D: but have more space.

  -D: shrink to create just enough unallocated space to store your files located on D:.
  -Create a new partition with unallocated space to move your files.
  -Move your D: files to your new partition.
  -Now, to delete the D: partition

  This creates unallocated space between your C: partition and the new partition that you created to move your files.

  -Now right click on your C: partition and extend as usual.

  Hope this helps
  Chris.H
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• cannot make back-up = not enough space. error code 0 x 80070070.

  cannot make back-up = not enough space.  error code 0 x 80070070. does take 60G, but I have 400G external HD. !  What should do?

  The error pops up because there is not enough space in the system reserved partition...

  Download and run the Aomei Partition Manager...

  http://www.disk-partition.com/partition-software.html

  Then, run it.

  The goal is to take a small amount of C to the FRONT of the C partition and add it to the system reserved partition.

  So, select C and the RESIZING option.

  Remove about 200 MB and apply the change. No matter if it's a little more than 200 mb.

  It will take some time to apply because everything has to be mixed on C.

  When you're finished, return to the Partition Manager and select the system reserved partition and the ability to RESIZE.

  Add the free space on the partition system and apply the change BUT does NOT give a letter of the system reserved partition.

  Once rebooted, you should be able to continue your work and get some people make mistakes...

• Unable to create restore point not enough space error code 0 x 80070070

  My D recovery drive is almost full. I have over 900 GB on my c drive and I have 600 GB free on an external drive. always says not enough space. What is the remedy. Thanks Frank

  Looks like it has to do with one of the partitions on your hard drive.

  Go to start > Control Panel > system and security > administrative tools > computer management > disk management. From there you should be able to see what drives you have connected and all partitions (reserved for the IE system, recovery, etc.)

  Can you tell me what operating system the computer brand you use and on your drive C: drive, which partitions there (and how many MB each partition has?

• This PC cannot run that Windows 8 is not enough freespace on the system partition

  I just downloaded the upgrade of Windows 8. The process to achieve assesses your PC and tells you that Windows 8 will run on this issue. Then you buy it and download it. Well, when I create installation media (USB key) and try to run Setup it tells me that my system partition is not big enough.  I have 70 GB free on the system disk. It is a 128 GB SSD.  How 70 GB is not enough space to install the upgrade of Windows 8.  Can someone help me with this error?  I tried the cat at Microsoft screens, but they are too busy.

  Not enough space - there is not enough space on the computer.

  You must enable the service of virtual disk before you perform the upgrade, if you encounter this error.

  1. press Windows + R and type SERVICES. MSC

  2. search for the virtual disk Service

  3. right click and choose 'properties '.

  4. make sure that the Startup Type is automatic, and then click the Start button.

  5 reboot and try the upgrade again.

• oracle.as.install.engine.exception.LogInitializeException: not enough space to create the log files in the location specified in the inventory. Create a space under the null specified inventory or to point to a different directory

  Hello

  I have installed:

  -(Oracle Linux) OL 6.6

  121 GB HD

  5.0 GB RAM

  -JDK-7u80-EA-bin-b05-Linux-x64-20_jan_2015.tar.gz (Java)

  -Fmw_12.1.3.0.0_infrastructure.jar (infrastructure)

  -Fmw_12.1.3.0.0_ohs_linux64.bin (SST)

  I try to install OBIEE, I unzip these files:

  -bi_linux_x86_111170_64_disk1_1of2.zip

  -bi_linux_x86_111170_64_disk1_2of2.zip

  -bi_linux_x86_111170_64_disk2_1of2.zip

  -bi_linux_x86_111170_64_disk2_2of2.zip

  -bi_linux_x86_111170_64_disk3.zip

  I run/home/oracle/OBIEE/Disk1/runInslaller and open the screen to select the oraInventory directory, when I click OK, the error message appears (see image below):

  

  [oracle@localhost Disk1] $. / runInstaller

  Iniciando Universal Oracle install...

  Espaço Verificando Temp: deve ser superior a 1536 MB.   Passado Reais 36602 MB

  Verificando swap Espaço: deve ser superior a 500 MB.   Passado Reais 2553 MB

  Verificando monitor: deve ser configurado para exibir pelo menos 256 cores.    Reais 16777216 Passado

  2nd para iniciar o Oracle Universal Installer from/tmp/OraInstall2015-09-13_08-13-50 h Aguarde... [oracle@localhost Disk1] $ 13/09 / 2015 20:13:53 oracle.as.install.bi.util.ConsumerUIProperties getCustomPropertiesFilename

  INFO: Using a custom UI properties of the oracle/as/install/bi/config/consumer-ui.properties file

  [ERROR]: error initializing log values

  oracle.as.install.engine.exception.LogInitializeException: Espaço insuficiente para criar os log archives na Localização address para o inventario. Espaço shouts ob o inventario especificado/home/oracle/oraInventory UO aponte para outro inventario

  to oracle.as.install.engine.logging.EngineLogHelper. < init > (EngineLogHelper.java:65)

  at oracle.as.install.engine.logging.EngineLogHelper.initialize(EngineLogHelper.java:192)

  to oracle.as.install.engine.InstallEngine. < init > (InstallEngine.java:135)

  to oracle.as.install.engine.InstallEngine. < clinit > (InstallEngine.java:130)

  at oracle.sysman.oio.oioc.OiocOneClickInstaller.main(OiocOneClickInstaller.java:603)

  In English:

  oracle.as.install.engine.exception.LogInitializeException: not enough space to create the log files in the location specified in the inventory. Create a space under the null specified inventory or to point to a different directory

  What can be?

  Well, you very probably not a lot of space on the left under/Home.

  You can move to another location that is located on/home/oracle/orInventory the / partitioning of the partition where you probably have more space left if you used the default value.

  For example, as a root user:

  mkdir/U01

  MV/home/oracle/oraInventory/U01

  Update /etc/oraInst.loc and replace

  inventory_loc = / home/oracle/oraInventory

  with

  inventory_loc = / u01/oraInventory

• Cannot convert Server 2008 R2 Machine get error: Instant The VSS cannot be stored, because there is not enough space on the source volumes or because the source computer does not all NTFS volumes. Error code: 2147754783 (0x8004231F).

  I have a couple of server 08 R2 machines where the P to V conversion fails.  I did some research and the problem seems to be related to the system reserved Partition that has 0% available 100 MB free space.  Conversion fails with the error below.

  VSS snapshots cannot be stored because there is not enough space on the source volumes or because the source computer has not all NTFS volumes. Error code:
  2147754783 (0x8004231F).

  
  

  Someone had this problem and came to the top with a solution or to get around?
  

  
  

  Thanks in advance
  

  Guessed it.  My snapshots Appassure did not also exist with a similar error, so that's what I did to solve it.  My servers now converted without any problem.

  1. Open disk management.
  2. Look at the partition of the PRS and see if it is 100% full.
     • If Yes, proceed to step 3.
     • If this is not the case, check if there are readers who have no more of 300 MB free (minimum requirement to use VSS).
  3. Click a drive, select properties and then select the instant snapshots tab.
  4. Ensure that all shadow copies are disabled and no limit on all players.
  5. Go to the partition of the SRP and assign the B:drive letter.
  6. Open the B: drive via disk management, and then locate the folder System Volume Information. Note: if necessary, change the folder options so that you can view hidden files, folders and drives.
  7. Right-click the System Volume Information folder, and then select Properties.
  8. On the Security tab, click Edit, and then add the group with full control everyone in the folder.
  9. Open the System Volume Information folder (you should see log files are full), open a running as an administrator command prompt and then type the following commands to unload the filter driver.
     • B:
     • B:\>FLTMC UNLOAD AAFSFLT
  10. Navigate to the System Volume Information folder, and then type the following commands:
      • B:\>CD System Volume Information
      • B:\System Volume Information > AALOG_ DEL * (this will remove all of the log files, and then re-create a new)
      • B:\System Volume Information > CD\
      • B:\>FLTMC LOAD AAFSFLT
  11. Close the command prompt window.
  12. In Windows, right click on the reserve system folder and remove the Group everyone.
  13. In Disk Manager, remove the B: drive (and click Yes when prompted with a warning window).

• VMware Converter fails on physical client - not enough space

  Hello

  I try to use VMware Converter on a physical client that runs Windows 7 and get this error message:

  Failed: The VSS snapshots cannot be stored because there is not enough space on the source volumes or because the source computer has not all NTFS volumes. Error code:
  2147754783 (0x8004231F).

  When you run DISKPART - VOLUME LIST I can see that the two partitions is formatted with NTFS.

  Anyone have any idea why the process fails?

  Thanks in advance.

  -Edgar

  In addition, found this with a search... you all unallocated on your hard drives partitions?

  http://community.Spiceworks.com/topic/254411-VSS-error-when-trying-to-P2V-server-using-VMware-Converter