How can I determine the size of components which weren't installed during the first setup run?
In Maintenance mode ComponentTotalSize (MEDIA, ...) returns zero.
I need these values to check if there's sufficient disk space.
Thanks a lot!
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Need help! Components sizes in Maintenance Mode...
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Lucky
, Aug 13 2002 08:32
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Taco Bell
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Posted 13 August 2002 - 15:02
That is correct IS behavior.
The component sizes are zero because those items have already been installed, so IS thinks that simply updating them won't take any additional disk space.
The component sizes are zero because those items have already been installed, so IS thinks that simply updating them won't take any additional disk space.
Lucky
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Posted 13 August 2002 - 15:08
Thanks for answering!
No, I was talking about the components that were NOT installed during the first run. I have the option to install these, but the required diskspace is information that I need for a functional maintenance install.
No, I was talking about the components that were NOT installed during the first run. I have the option to install these, but the required diskspace is information that I need for a functional maintenance install.
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Posted 13 August 2002 - 15:23
Ahh, my bad. I missed seeing that the first time. Thanks for the clarification.
Well that's obviously a different problem entirely then and I can certainly see why you need such functionality.
However, I personally do I all I can with my setups to avoid maintenance mode, so someone else will need to come in here and help you out.
Well that's obviously a different problem entirely then and I can certainly see why you need such functionality.
However, I personally do I all I can with my setups to avoid maintenance mode, so someone else will need to come in here and help you out.