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My FP-2000 creates a file but cannot write any more in this file. Which can be the cause for it?

I create files on my FP-2000 to save data .
This application functioned very well before ; but now without apparent reason, the file is created without error but the writing is impossible. The cluster of error at the exit of VI "Write File" indicates code 6: "Warning 6 occurred at an unidentified location. Possible reasons: LabVIEW: Generic file I/O error."

Which could be the reason for it?
Could my FP-2000 be damaged (flash memory)?
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I am not sure.

Have you run out of space?

Ben
Retired Senior Automation Systems Architect with Data Science Automation LabVIEW Champion Knight of NI and Prepper LinkedIn Profile YouTube Channel
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Not since my algo made 3Go and I delete all the old files. What appears strange to me it that before that is gone very well.
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Try deleting the file via ftp. One possible cause of this type of error is that the file has become corrupted. If you were to try reading/getting the file via ftp it will give you an error, but it should delete the file. File corruption may occur if you are writing to the file when you lose power to the FP-20XX.

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Aaron
LabVIEW Champion, CLA, CPI
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I have almost the same problem. I'am logging data with my cFP 2020. Writing to the flash of 2020 or to the external compact flash port.
 
For some reason the cFP returns a Generic file I/O error after quite a while. And it's not that I'm running out of free space.
 
 
Anyone got some ideas?
 
 
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