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Number   :  7208
Date     :  2004-02-07
Author   :  lisa_steven
Subject  :  Re: WV0 and fatal error
Size(KB) :  1


--- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, Kan Yabumoto  wrote:
> 
> lisa_steven wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> > What could be the cause of this fatal error?
> > You'll notice I have WV0 in my command line.
> > I understand what it does, and yes it was meant
> > to suppress the new OS message, but I do not know
> > any other way to get rid of it. We are using
> > 2.85.2 as you can see, which I believe is the
> > latest at the moment. FYI, my KERNEL32.dll is version
> > 5.0.2195.6794 and my USER32.dll is version 5.0.2195.6799.
> >
> > It's weird! It works for a little while, and then
> > errors out. Any ideas?
> >
> > Steven
> 
> This is one mysterious case which we have not really
> figure out the exact mechanism that causes it.
> One in a few thousand users tells us about similar
> cases.
> 
> Try adding the following switch in the command
> 
> /@CACHE
> 
> Kan Yabumoto

Well well! How about that! When I add the @CACHE switch, it works 
fine. It ran through the whole directory and copied them all just 
fine (takes around 40-50 minutes for 42000 files). What IS the @CACHE 
switch? I first thought that it was some sort of debugging switch, 
and then I thought it modified how the caching was approached... What 
does it do?

Then again, maybe there was some other program or simple fragged RAM 
that was the culprit... Man these things can be difficult to track!

Thanks Kan,

Steven



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