A user on Rhino 7 is having an intermittent issue and receiving the message “Writing to the disk or storage device failed”. Is there a way to get the specific reason, e.g. disk full, permission denied?
Is this a local drive, in or directly connected to the computer, or on a network , One Drive, Google Drive or similar?
It is a Windows Server 2019 SMB network share. It is almost certainly the problem. I need to know the exact reason the file system says it cannot be saved. Trying to catch the error from the Windows side is a nightmare. I have seen mention of Rhino having a developer mode that verbosely describes every operation and was hoping that would be faster.
Unfortunately, it was already enabled.
Per that thread, WriteLocalTempFileWhenSaving needs to be disabled to resolve the issue. I will try this when the user is done for the day. Also, I’ve attached the output of SystemInfo.
Rhino7Systeminfo.txt (2.8 KB)
Hi @prichard,
This is incorrect.
- Download and install the latest Rhino 7 Service Release, which is SR37.
- Launch Rhino 7 and change
WriteLocalTempFileWhenSaving
toTrue
(see above). - Validate that you cannot save to your network drive,
- After the file fails to save, run the
TestLocalTempWriteDebug
test command. Please let me know what was printed to the command line.
Also, if you are saving in a format other than .3dm, let me know.
Thanks,
– Dale