Assuming this came from HotSync itself (as opposed to from within a custom
conduit), my guess would be the following:
12Gb works out to 12884901888 bytes in decimal, or 0x300000000 in HEX. It
takes a 40-bit number to represent this quantity. Free disk space on NT is
measured using a 64-bit integer. Perhaps HotSync is NOT checking the upper
32-bits of the free space?
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Wozniak
Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 7:39 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: HotSync Error: Insufficient disk space. (800A)
HotSync operation started 08/18/00 16:35:10
HotSync Error: Insufficient disk space. (800A)
The drive with the Palm desktop software has 12 Gigs free
Rebooting the machine did not help.
Any ideas?
Windows 2000
Hotsync manager 3.0.2
--Adam
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