Thanx for your reply Dandanatkorg wrote:On the contrary, they are quite specific.NETWORK1 wrote: Found the error messages,....conclusion ?.....There Meaningless .
File/Path Not Found: "Meaning: In Disk mode when you used the Open button to open a directory, the path length including the selected directory name exceeded 76 characters."
Solution: use shorter file names and avoid deep directory structures.
File Already Exists: "Meaning: When sampling to the disk, an identically-named file exists in the save-destination.
• Either delete the existing directory or file, or specify a different name.
Meaning: When recording an audio track, an identically- named WAVE file exists in the save-destination on the disk.
• Either delete the existing file, or use the Sequencer P0– Preference page to specify a different name."
Error in writing to medium: This is the one that causes me a bit of concern. First, use the Check Medium command on the internal SSD. File corruption is unlikely due to the use of the journaled ext3 file system, but it's still possible; for instance, shutting down immediately after disk operations should be avoided (as noted in the docs). If this error message persists, I'd recommend backing up all of your files, talking with tech support again, and if they feel it is appropriate, restoring your system from DVD using the "Format and Full Install" option.
Let me address your answers in reverse order.
1. "Format and Full Install" option........iv been thinking about this, will it fix the problem ,shall i do it ?
2. FLAMENCO SUNSET doesn't add up to 76 characters, in fact 76 characters would be this long :
qazwsxedcrfvtgbyhnujmikolploikmnjuyhbvgtrfcdewszaqqazwsxedcrfvtgbyhnujmikolp
3.You cant delete the existing directory, because if you try, you get the message |ERROR IN WRITING TO MEDIUM |
Why is there NO PROBLEM saving to U.S.B ?...it works perfectly everytime.
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Im beginning to understand why KORG do not have their own
OFFICIAL KORG FORUM
They would have to answer questions.
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