Casawave
04-21-2005, 04:31 AM
Hi !
I just want to share a tip I discover after several days of tests
I was in one of my customer studio to make a clean installation of his 7 computers to upgrade from Giga 2.54 to Giga 3, and use Fx teleport with all these computers.
On one of the four Gigastation, I had a mysterious random "Unknown System Error - Error downloading instrument" when I loaded I perfomance which was ok before.
Sometimes I was able to use 72% of the memory (2Gb in the computer), and sometimes I was getting the "Error downloading" message.
I tried to reinstall Giga, windows, change the memory preset ......and tried so many things I don't even remember (I lost a lot of hair during these days :rolleyes: )
One thing that help me to find the solution : When I move the Vsl library to an external hard disk, the error message disappear, and I was able to reach 72% of the memory each time.
So I made a complete format of the Library hard disk, move the library back to this hard disk, and now everything is ok !
Strange solution, but it works !
If it could help someone ...
I just want to share a tip I discover after several days of tests
I was in one of my customer studio to make a clean installation of his 7 computers to upgrade from Giga 2.54 to Giga 3, and use Fx teleport with all these computers.
On one of the four Gigastation, I had a mysterious random "Unknown System Error - Error downloading instrument" when I loaded I perfomance which was ok before.
Sometimes I was able to use 72% of the memory (2Gb in the computer), and sometimes I was getting the "Error downloading" message.
I tried to reinstall Giga, windows, change the memory preset ......and tried so many things I don't even remember (I lost a lot of hair during these days :rolleyes: )
One thing that help me to find the solution : When I move the Vsl library to an external hard disk, the error message disappear, and I was able to reach 72% of the memory each time.
So I made a complete format of the Library hard disk, move the library back to this hard disk, and now everything is ok !
Strange solution, but it works !
If it could help someone ...