#LenZFX and disk swapping
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Bill,
What happens if it can find the .lzf file? Everything work OK? Knowing this
will help me track down the problem.
Aaron
***What happens if it can find the .lzf file?***
Well…it calls the External process, but since it cant find the .lzf it doesnt
pass control to LenZFX. In the net que log file I see several message lines
saying "Unable to load file c:\3ds3\process\lenzfx\name.lzf". The net control
file drops the slave from rendering untill I go in an "clean failed machines".
I notice that it will cruise along fine for awhile then do this. It doesnt
appear to have a pattern, nor does it give th "unable to load.." message the
same number of times at each occurrance. I know I am attempting something that
is not the "normal" way but am curious as to why the memory size used keeps
growing until the render is finished. Leave it to us users of your fine
software to push the envelope then ask "why?". Maybe this is something to
address in the error handling routine? Anyway, thanks for the prompt query to
my query and thank you for LenZFX!
Bill
Bill,
You're more than welcome. Keep an eye out for further LenZFX enhancements.
They're coming and they're gonna blow you away <g>. Literally.
I'll do some experimenting around with your network problem.
Aaron
>>They're coming and they're gonna blow you away <g>
Guess I'd better hurry up and send in my registration card then, eh :^).
John Stetzer
JWS
Aaron,
Maybe you can shed some light on what may be ahpening to a client of mine. It
seems that he keeps creating "unmovable Files" whenever he creates a new
LensZFX effect. Apparently he's loading an original effect and modifying his
settings then resaving it. This creates a nonmovable file that Norton can't
touch. We can read it with Norton's Map Walk and the unmovable sector always
contains one of his newly created LensZFX effects.
What do Ya' Think could be Happening?
Murph'
I'll take a look. Looks like I need to dust off my copy of Norton Utils <g>
Aaron