NTFS cluster size size of the partition of the limit?

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• Is there a maximum size or the limit of text file during storage and data transfer?

  HI -.

  We used WriteExtFile and AppendExtFile to store data in a CSV text file in a data folder in the same location as the executable files of Authorware.

  WriteExtFile ("data\\"^"Variable_Names.txt", Survey_Variable_Names)

  AppendExtFile ("data\\Survey_DATA.txt", Survey_Data)

  As a general rule, we always put our executable files on the hard disk of the computer (c) due to some issues we had with an incompatible network drive in the past.  Have the files on the C: drive, eliminated any network problem.  Our data has accumulated would be always stored on the C: drive as well.

  Now, we need to store a backup copy of the data on a server, on the C: drive.

  My question is: is there is a maximum file size that can be "read in" and then "written" using Authorware?

  My thought was to use ReadExtFile to read the content of the 'Survey_DATA.txt' file and use WriteExtFile to write these same data on a drive on the network, by adding the date and time at the end of the name of the file as a backup file.

  I used this logic, which is working to write on the "P": network drive

  WriteExtFile ("P:\\Survey_Project\\BackupData\\DATA_BACKUP_"^Backup_Date^"_"^Backup_Time^".txt", Survey_Backup_Data)

  Of course, the size of the original text on the C: drive file will continue to grow because "AppendExtFile" is used to add the data of every investigation file in the data file (CSV, each record on its own line).  If the size of the file we will read again (ReadExtFile) will also continue to grow.

  Is there a limit to what we can read in and then write back?

  Thank you!

  Scott

  My apologies, it has been a few years...

  CopyFile is a function that you can load the WinAPI.u32

  Once loaded, use it like this

  Success: = CopyFile (FileLocation ^ "Sourcefile.txt",)

  Destination ^ "DestinationFilename.txt") "

  Remember that you must include WinAPI.u32 with your packed files.

  Steve

• Change the Cluster size in drive with VM-converter

  All the morning

  We'll probably replace our storage environment with that provided by a new provider.

  Our current provider has a recommended 4 k Cluster size. So all our VMDK is configured with a cluster of 4K, size happy days.

  However, the new seller we recommend 8 k.

  So I thought v2v ING our server domain to the new platform, change the size of the block in the Advanced tab of VM-converter in the process, which gives us the system formatted with 8 K blocks.

  There is however a Requirement MS that the system drive is 4 k (otherwise it wont power on). Its this little pesky 100 MB partition...

  Now comes the rub;

  The 100 MB system partition, part of the first drive (C:\). If I P2V the first drive with a cluster of 8 k size I of course get a non bootable server.

  When in fact I want actually to v2v 1 drive (C:\). As 8 KB, but leave the small single 100 MB system partition with the default of 4 k, however because they are part of the same disc, and converter seems to work at a disk level and not the level of the Partition, converter just wants to make all that is a problem.

  Any ideas on how to accomplish the foregoing.

  See you soon

  P

  Hi there mate

  Sorry for the delay, we are testing at the mo and I could not devote much time to this.

  Any ways I cracked it, I was testing on a 2 k 3 box where something like minitool would be necessary to finish the change of cluster size in the C:\ for the reasons given.

  But when v2v - ing (with VM converter) a k box 8 or 2012 2 the system partition is presented to the converter as an independent drive and can therefore remain @ 4 k while the C:\ D:\ etc. can be adjusted as required using the advanced settings.

  So in the end, you have a system with drives using the required cluster size and a system bootable...

  just for future reference should it be useful to anybody.

  P

• Cannot send emails using Windows Live Mail 2011. Error size exceeded the limits of the server

  I had no problem with my Windows Live Mail 2011 program for several years until the other day. I can get the email entering, but I can not send.

  I get this message: could not be sent because its size exceeds the limit of the server. You can use the option in tools | Accounts | Properties | Advanced, to break messages into smaller parts.

  Object "hey man".
  Server error: 552
  Server response: 552 SiLx1q00U5K2n7n01: auth: Message rejected for spam or virus content: Please include this message in its entirety when you contact support: v = 2,1 cv = Tq5ohVnh c = sm = 1 tr = 0 p = - ioOP331AAAA:8 = 1 / lkEvZ7inGem7 + zy0oUCSA ==: 117 a = / lkEvZ7inGem7 + zy0oUCSA ==: 17 a = TZb1taSUAAAA:8 a = r77TgQKjGQsHNAKrUKIA:9 a = 9iDbn - 4jx3cA:10 = cKsnjEOsciEA:10 a = gZbpxnkM3yUA:10 an OH3VAqOzJxknENzc5xUA:9 a wPNLvfGTeEIA:10 a GisN0NWiiK2tgqYoLz0A:9 a _W_S_7VecoQA:10 a = = = = = a = UF909vspFEgA:10 NWo22e56ixsA:10 a = Licka - Jv_xNXcA:10 a = DPCfMG7GMAAA:10: 100.00
  Server: "smtpout.secureserver.net."
  Windows Live Mail error ID: 0x800CCC6D
  Protocol: SMTP
  Port: 80
  Secure (SSL): No.

  is there a message stuck somewhere. My Outbox is empty. I have a go daddy email account and can connect you to their site and send and receive e-mails, but not

  2011 Windows Live program. My outgoing port is correct

  Anyone know anything on this subject

  Thank you

  Rick

  RL

  Did fix WLM?

  Have you checked that outgoing requires authentication?

  

• #5.3.4 size of message header exceeds the limit

  Hello!

  We get this our customers bounce error message when trying to send emails to our newly built Ironport C370 box.

  Here is the error message;

  «The following message to [email protected] / * / was released.»

  The reason for the problem:

  "5.3.0 - another problem mail system 552 - '#5.3.4 message header size exceeds the limit.

  Hope is that delivery status Notification will help to identify what is talking about the problem.

  Appreciate your kind reply on how to solve this problem.

  Best regards

  Ruveni

  Hi Ruveni,

  Please see our following article knowledge base that explains this error and provide the solution for it.

  Message bounces back with "552 message #5.3.4 size header exceeds the limit.

  http://tinyurl.com/2yw579

  I hope this helps!

  Kind regards

  Félicien

  Customer Support Engineer

• Player error: there was an error opening this document.  The size of the file exceeds the limit...

  The total error is: there was an error opening this document.  The size of the file exceeds the limit and cannot be saved.

  

  I don't think that player had a size limit?  The file is only a few hundred MB.

  Does anyone have an idea what could be causing this error?

  -Richard.

  Is it a document online or local?

  If online, see http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_xp-hardware/error-0x800700df-the-file-size-exceeds-the-limit/d208bba6-920c-4639-bd45-f345f462934f

• How to change the size of the protection GPT Partition

  I have a MacBook Pro (mid-2012) with 250 GB SSD. Next to OSX, I used BootCamp to install Windows 8 and then improved to 8.1 Windows and Windows 10. Everything worked well to 8.1 Windows but when I upgraded to Windows 10, she could not make backups of image. Support Microsoft informs me that it is because the size of protective Partition is too small and must be increased at least 300 MB to 200 MB to reach its current size. Here's my current disk configuration:

  View of MAC:

  #: NAME SIZE TYPE IDENTIFIER

  0: GUID_partition_scheme * GB 251,0 disk0

  1: disk0s1 EFI EFI 209.7 MB

  2: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 100.0 GB disk0s2

  3: disk0s3 Apple_Boot Recovery 650.0 MB HD

  4: Microsoft database BOOTCAMP 150,0 GB disk0s4

  Windows display:

  1 - protection GPT partition Partition - 200 MB

  Partition 2 - d: Partition first, HFS - 100 GB (this is where OS x is installed)

  Partition 3 - primary partition - 620 MB (no idea what it is and how it got underway)

  4 - C: partition BootCamp - NTFS - 139,83 GB

  The OSX partition has plenty of space available (61GB). My knowledge of Mac OS x is very limited. I don't want to do something that could make the system unbootable or require reinstallation of the operating system and its applications. How to resize this partition to provide a space for the GPT partition resizing?

  Thank you for looking into this.

  It seems that what Microsoft calls GPT partition protection is the EFI partition in OSX. Wonder why its size limits the ability of Windows 10 to backup image.

• Increase the size of the Partition

  I am trying to increase the size of the partition of my C drive.

  About 12 months ago someone partitioned my C drive, but the C drive is full and needs to be increased in size. I deleted drive D and it is shown as being unallocated.

  I'm in Diskpart in command prompt, try to expand the size of drive C by typing expand size 22000 but will not accept numbers that I entered. Drive C is 15 GB and unallocated is 22.11 GB

  Does anyone have an idea of what I might do wrong or have I missed something fundamental?

  By using the diskpart utility requirements

  1. The volume should be the NTFS file system. If it is FAT or FAT32, you must convert it to NTFS.

  2. With respect to basic disks, unallocated space must be behind the need to extend partition.

  3. The extension supports simply volumes of data. It prohibits a system partition or starting of extended. This is the reason why the diskpart failed to extend the volume on my 2003 Server system partition.

  4. The partition where the system pagefile is stored isn't available to expand unless the file is moved to a partition that you do not want to extend.

  Other: in regard to Windows 2000/xp, you cannot extend the volume simple dynamic disk that was created on a basic disk. The limitation has been cancelled in Windows Server 2003.

  As mentioned above, there are so many limitations in the line utility diskpart command, you cannot extend a volume easily. So I recommend you to use a free partition manager - Partition Wizard.

• Check the number and size of the partitions on VMware ESX

  As I am not responsible of the ESX host facilities, but will be responsible for the final ESX cluster I would check the configured partitions configured by our Tec facility to ensure that all hosts are configured correctly.

  Does anyone know of a CLI command to view the partitions (points of size and editing) of an ESX host.

  Paul

  P.S. I've tried using the df - h command, but I'm only displays a limited number of partitions, i.e.; / Boot and/var/log

  Evening,

  VDH h will show you all partitions, including those controlled by the VMKernel.

  Thank you

  Glen

• Increases the size of the "HDD Recovery" folder on the partition "D".

  I am the owner of laptop Toshiba Satellite, recently, I noticed that my D: drive (unused) is saturated and after careful analysis I realized that the "HDDRecovery" file size is > 200 GB.

  I don't want to remove the file or remove image files inside that I need the functionality of recovery, but I have not a clue how to handle the recovery process to decrease the volume.

  Do you have an idea how this issue?

  Wojtek

  Hello

  It seems strange to me that the size of the HDD recovery folder would increase up to 200 GB continuously. Probably for laptop computer stores files backup automatically in this folder, but I m not very well why

  However, I recommend you to create a recovery media (recovery disk) using the Toshiba
  Recovery media creator (this software pre-installed on the Toshiba laptop).

  The use of disk recovery (or USB key recovery) would fix the laptop back to the factory and even if settings you should remove the folder in HARD drive recovery or the entire partition, this partition, and these files would be created again.

  Hope that this information could be useful for you.

• Satellite L300 - How can I change the size of the partition in Vista?

  The hard drive on my L300D is roughly evenly distributed between Vista/C: and D:/data. Does anyone know if there is something in Vista that will allow me to change the sizes of the partitions?

  Thank you very much.

  Peter

  Hello!

  The partition size can be easily changed in Vista. Therefore, you can use the Vista disk management utility. On the Toshiba site I found this document:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB7101OB0006R01.htm

  I think that should answer your question. Isn t it then? ;)

  Good bye

• How to change the size of the partition?

  Hi all

  I just bought a 300 d-202 Satellite and announced with 160 GB of hard drive space. Imagine my surprise, then as the gutting of the PC and taking all the stuff from the free trial out of it to know that half of the hard drive are reserved for the Toshiba Recovery program in a partition called E. I understand that it may be useful to have the ability to save all of your 'hard' disc, but I, personally, feel blurred by the fact that I actually have only a 80 GB HDD. In particular, given the fact that 16 GB is taken up by my music and Vista takes a huge 15 / 16 gb more or almost.

  So here's the question. How can I reduce the size of this partition (E) up to 20 GB or more and going to void my warranty?

  Thanks for any help.

  The partition E (recovery of HARD drive partition) was created to provide an additional HARD drive recovery feature. After the recovery DVD has been created, you would be able to restore unity with the help of HARD drive recovery and DVD recovery.
  So if you don t want to use HARD drive recovery option you could remove it from the HARD drive (delete the partition)

• Satellite Pro A300 - How can I change the size of the partition?

  Hello
  My Satellite Pro A300 came with 2 different partitions, and I would like to change the size of the partitions (the data partition is too small).

  Which would affect the recovery tools? Is there proposed formulas?

  Thanks in advance,

  Andres

  What operating system do you use on your laptop?
  If you use Vista, this document could be useful for you:
  http://195.182.196.33/KB0/TSB7101OB0006R01.htm

  This should normally does not affect the recovery of HARD drive but make sure to burn the disc of recovery if you didn t it yet.

  If you have the recovery disk, you are on the safe side.

• Satellite A300 1J1 - Recovery Mode "Expert" to change the size of the partition

  I'm trying to reconfigure the size of the partition of windows with the recovery partitions as I don't like the idea of having the poit drive 50-50.

  I would like therefore to reduce it so that only the data of recovery will be adapted on the D drive and my main partition will be much greater. IE C: = 240 GB + and the recovery drive (d) will be only 5 GB (large enough for recovering data only.)

  I posted this thread here a few days ago.

  [http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=132571𠗛]

  This and the search of these forums has gotten me to the point where I think I need to use the DVD of recovery in "EXPERT" mode This should allow me to set the partitions manually rather than automatically right in the Middle!

  I noticed that the screen asking me what to install has a SETTINGS option that is always grayed out.

  Does anyone know how to open the SETTINGS screen, or if there is another way to create the partitions manually?

  Thanks for any response.

  Hello

  I have already replied to the other thread (see the link in your message)

  The point is that you cannot resize partitions using the Vista Toshiba Recovery DVD.

  Mentioned Expert mode is not available in the Vista recovery DVDs.
  The expert mode is part of the Win XP Recovery CD.

  However, the fact is that the Vista recovery DVDs sets the laptop to factory settings and also the size of the partition.

  The sizes of the partitions can be modified in the Vista Disk Manager!

  Good bye

• Windows 7 smaller size of the boot camp partition

  Hello world

  IM pretty new to mac and here next week, I want to buy the mbp 13 "retina 128 GB of storage. im a student of college and also the study, I might also want to play games and found that mac offer boot camp for w7. with my 128 GB of storage, which would be the smallest size of my partition w7, including some games total about 20 GB? 50 GB w7 partition would be enough?

  Thank you very much

  Hi Ashcroft:

  This is a technical note on installing Windows 7 on Bootcamp. Install Windows 7 and previous versions on your Mac with Boot Camp - Apple Support

  My personal opinion is that 128 GB is perhaps not large enough even without installing Windows 7.

  The new Macbook Pro is not really scalable. Memory is soldered in and the PCIe SSDS are very expensive. Also if you open the back of your computer to upgrade the SSD, you could void your warranty.

  If you read some posts there are a few from today on people who want to spend 500 GB SSD as they meed more space.

  So I consider getting more than 128 GB.

  Just my opinion.

  Kim