I installed the ISC\AC on two different VM's. One was a Win2K SP4 and the
other was a Win2003. In both cases the VM's only had 384 MB of RAM. The
installs worked just fine. I only had 756 MB of RAM on my laptop at the time.
It was slow and took a long time but I just left it and came back a
Well, the message suggests a disk I/O error situation.
Whereas backups more thoroughly traverse file systems than most other
daily operating system activities, it can be expected that the scheduled
backup would be the most common detector of I/O error conditions.
I'd recommend referring to your OS
Hi Gurus,
I got these error messages:
02/03/05 12:01:17 ANS4023E Error processing '/opt': file input/output
error
02/03/05 12:01:17 ANS1512E Scheduled event 'TDCSYBD1-INC' failed. Return
code = 12.
02/05/05 12:00:42 ANS4023E Error processing '/var/log/syslog.0': file
input/output error
02/0
Michael, make sure that the amount of memory the virtual machine "sees"
(as RAM) is 1GB. Also, I found that on some installs, the process wants to
go to SUN's java site and download/install bits and pieces of java, but
this varies with what's installed on your W2K machine. It just means that
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Hi all,
Im also struggling with the new ISC and can not get over 66 %!!.
I'm using Windows XP Host with VMWare and installed W2K Advanced Server SP4.
My assigned physical memory to that W2K machine is 700 MB . During install a
maximum of around 520 MB is used by ISCinstall processes.
I i
another 2 cents:
using common backup methods, you will not be able to keep files created and
deleted during short time (less then one day).
If the concern is serious, you might thing of not saving original files (like
word), but of saving printots (in electronical form).
One approach could be a
