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Warning: Premature end of file reached
During the backup process, I received "Warning: Premature end of file reached".
What does that mean and what can I do to stop it from happening?
The warning happened during the Testing phase. I have since recovered the last file from the last folder and the recovered file appears to be good. I cannot say anything is wrong with the backup, but I would like to fix the cause.
Thanks,
Richard
What does that mean and what can I do to stop it from happening?
The warning happened during the Testing phase. I have since recovered the last file from the last folder and the recovered file appears to be good. I cannot say anything is wrong with the backup, but I would like to fix the cause.
Thanks,
Richard
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Re: Warning: Premature end of file reached
The warning does not appear in subsequent backups. So, now I am not worried about this but if I ever find out what the premature end of file means, I will post it here.
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Re: Warning: Premature end of file reached
Hi,
That problem appears on large backups, on large archive files created in temp.
Usually, the problem is the RAM memory.
When such a problem appears, please run a manual test by pressing the Test button to see it the problem really exists.
That problem appears on large backups, on large archive files created in temp.
Usually, the problem is the RAM memory.
When such a problem appears, please run a manual test by pressing the Test button to see it the problem really exists.
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Re: Warning: Premature end of file reached
Thank you, very good information. I am not sure what about my RAM could cause this, I have 12GB of RAM in a Windows 8 Pro HP Pavilion. The desktop is 4 or 5 years old. I will check memory use next time I see the error.