Re: scratch disk, network drive

HM
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Harold Morgan
Jul 14, 2003
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Hard drivers are dirt cheap. You wouldn’t like the performance of the scratch disk, anyway.
Drop the network idea and buy a drive.
"Zenko B. Klapko Jr." wrote in message
Hello All,

I’m running Win98, PS 7.0, and none of the local hard drives have enough free space left for adequate scratch disk usage. I browsed through the help and it said that network drives should not be used, but it didn’t say it "could not" be used. So i mapped a network drive to letter I with read/write permissions, but PS 7.0 won’t recognize its existence. The networed drive is also a Samba share but I know it already works since i’ve copied data back & forth from it. Any help is appreciated!
Thanks,
Zenko
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dah_comrade
Jul 16, 2003
On Mon, 14 Jul 2003 18:00:52 -0500, Harold Morgan wrote:

Hard drivers are dirt cheap. You wouldn’t like the performance of the scratch disk, anyway.
Drop the network idea and buy a drive.
"Zenko B. Klapko Jr." wrote in message
Hello All,

I’m running Win98, PS 7.0, and none of the local hard drives have enough free space left for adequate scratch disk usage. I browsed through the help and it said that network drives should not be used, but it didn’t say it "could not" be used. So i mapped a network drive to letter I with read/write permissions, but PS 7.0 won’t recognize its existence. The networed drive is also a Samba share but I know it already works since i’ve copied data back & forth from it. Any help is appreciated!
Thanks,
Zenko

Hello Harold,

Yeah I did do through put tests and it will be really slow to use it as a scratch disk. The system is old and don’t feel like putting any money in it. I don’t mind the slowness and since I can’t figure out why it won’t let me use a mapped network drive, that has me more intrigued…. If you can post any hints as to how to do this I’d greatly appreciate it. -Zenko

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