on 03/12/02 05:02, Robert Benschop at rbenschop_at_euronet.nl wrote:
> on 03-12-2002 9:13, IM-WIRED_at_attbi.com at IM-WIRED_at_attbi.com wrote:
>
>> I get the following error on the Mac's screen (NCU).
>> "The operation was not completed because the following error has occurred:
>> Unrecoverable error -- Insufficient Memory to Proceed.:"
>> I'm not sure whether the error is referring to a lack of memory on the PPC
>> or the Newt so I hacked out the games-n-gadgets to clear 2687K of free
>> internal memory AND I jacked up the memory allocation for NCU on the
>> Mac to 20mb. The error persists.
>
> The memory allocation should preferably be twice of the total what's in your
> Newt, if my memory serves me correctly...
For backup, I always heard that you would need the amount of the memory card
you're using in your Newton plus at least 4 MB. So, if you're using a 20 MB
flash RAM card, then you should allocate at least 24 MB. It is quite
possible that a backup is performed before the import. I've seen it
happening when trying to export from the Newton.
There might be something wrong with the file structure, or maybe a 3rd party
Names "enhancer" is causing problems.
-Laurent.
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