I re-created the imagefile: 900 GB Flat file Asynchronous I relaunched the robocopy job that replicates the F: drive to the G: drive, and have NOT seen the same errors I was seeing before. It has completely replicated 547 GB of 50 KB files (which is an enourmous amount of files) without any errors. ...

I will try creating a flat file image and use it to see if I still have problems. This will take a while.

I guess the image files are sparce since I did not choose "flat" when I created them.

I have several TB of free space.

What is the difference between flat and sparce?

It looks like there is some kind of limit as to the number of files that some directories can hold on my Starwind image files. I have a directory 5 levels deep with 6 files in it. If I delete 1 file from that directory, then I am able to save any 1 file back to it, but only one file, if try to save ...

No, none of the iSCSI targets are shared. I have 2 different ones in Starwind for 2 different servers. Same for the EMC targets.

My log file is 1.2 Gig large, I can't even open it. I will only send from the beginning of the file up through where the errors begin.

Hello, I have 2 Win2003 servers each is using MS iSCSI initiator to mount a 800GB F: drive on an EMC CX300i and an 800GB G: image file drive on a Starwind v2.6.4 Win2003 SATA300 storage server. I am getting numerous failures in copying files from F: to G:. Most of the files copied fine. I can copy t...