Can't save pictures in Deluxe Paint
I'm experiencing an annoying issue wth DPaint. Whenever I try to save my image to my hard drive (a CF card with internal CF to IDE adapter) it just comes up with an error message saying DOS I/O error. The way I was getting around this issue is saving the image to my RAM disk then moving the file to my hard drive manually. Does DPaint not like CF cards? I experience the same issue with both DPaint IV and V.
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Run snoopdos in the background and see what that tells you about the file creation failure.
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I bet it's problem with too long path. How deep is (as path) place where you try to save? Is this problem occur when you try to save in main directory of hard disk?
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https://pasteboard.co/GHMpOBn.jpg
That’s what snoopdos shows. No I am saving to a small path which is Work:Pictures and it occurs on the root directory too |
maybe a problem with iffparse.library ?
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I will guess here because you didn 't post the info but thes creenshot tells: are you running this on OS3.9+KS3.1, and Deluxe Paint IV?
First of all, I will suggest you using Deluxe Paint V. IV had some issues on newer machines if it wasn't the fixed version. It might not be compatible with the 3.9 one. Just guessing, I have NO idea of 3.9 really. |
It could be a problem with it not liking large partitions, if it implements its own saving routines instead of using the system ones. In that case it's not CF-specific problem, but an issue with any hard drive partition above 4GB (or 2GB, depending on implementation). DPaint is somewhat system-unfriendly in some ways, so it could be that. SnoopDOS does show it's successfully opening the file for writing, so the issue is within DPaint itself.
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You also have the option to use Cloanto's Personal Paint. Version 7.1c is free to download here: http://www.ppaint.com/ |
As I said in my first post, I experience the same issue with DPaint V too so it's not just IV that has issues. My partition is smaller than 4GB in size. I am indeed running on OS 3.9 with KS 3.1
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Is it smaller than 2GB? If DPaint uses signed integers for its disk operations, it can think that a partition is full if it is between 2 and 4GB.
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Did you ever find a solution to this issue?
I am wondering since I am facing the same. Running AmigaOS 3.9 with PFS3 file system. Also tried saving straight to a floppy disk, to the RAM drive etc but no go. |
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Yeah, BB3+4 clutter. iffparse.library from the leaked OS3.1 sources.
The archive contains not just 3.1 sources, but also some work-in-progress updates, like the bugged iffparse.library and more. |
BB3+4 includes iffparse.library 40.1 - no problem when saving with DPaint IV.
must be something else. I already had the same lib version in my system (wb kick 3.1), but not sure, where it came from. #1) dpaint4 opens those libs/devs after start (snoopdos): graphics.library intuition.library icon.library layers.library diskfont.library timer.device |
I have switched to using Personal Paint. The latest version of that is free and contains a lot of nice features that DPaint doesn't have like dealing with PNG/JPG file formats
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Do I perhaps need to downgrade/upgrade the iffparse.library to get it to play nice? As far as I remember I put all of the BoingBags in when I installed AmigaOS 3.9 so could be that wrecked something if one of the Boingbags came with a buggy iffparse.library.... |
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Yes, Galahad is right.
check this post: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=52707&page=21 #418 and #419 Anyway, I told it in this thread 28th august. check #5 |
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