REACTOS 0.4.7
Hosted in a QEMU VM on Centos 6.7
VM Config
CPU(s) 1
Arch: AMD FX
RAM Total : 2GB
RAM Free : 1.7GB
HDD Total : 8GB
HDD Free : 4.59GB
Using the shell and the copy command to duplicate a rather large (680 MB) file from a virtual CD ROM to the C: drive.
The C: drive has 4+GB of free space available.
On issuing the command the copy appears to be going well, then after a few seconds it fails with the messages
"Error writing destination!
Error writing destination!
ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY - Not enough storage is available to process this command. 0 file(s) copied"
What caught my eye was the "NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY", as opposed to "NOT_ENOUGH_DISK_SPACE". That made me think that the copy command might be trying to load the complete 680MB file into RAM before it begins writing to disc. This shouldn't be a problem with 1.7GB of free RAM. Can someone else give this kind of operation a try and confirm the behaviour?
SteveB
PS
I also tried running the exe directly from the CD ROM and it failed with a "file is corrupt".
When performing either of these tasks on Windows 7 hosted in a VM using the same virtual CD ROM neither of these errors occured.
Same error occurs with xcopy
Copy file returns "Error writing destination"
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