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J've got an error message after trying to load my project in my Raspberry pi3 (with CODESYS V3.5 SP15 Patch 1)
Error message " Download KO; Disk full".
I reinstalled rasbian to solve the problem. But i'm not sure it is the good solution and I fear that problem will come again.
This problem leads me to ask questions :
Where does CODESYS store the project, on the SD card or on the RAM memory ? (I use a 32 Go SD Card !!)
How to be sure to reset the memory, becouse when I get my problem, it seems the "Reset Origin command" don't resolve the problem.
Thank you in advance for your ideas.
BR
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"Reset origin" - reset the application including all varibales to init value(retains too) -
"Reset-origin-device" does remove the whole application (bootapplication is removed too) inclduing all files which have been downloaded to the plc- ( even files which are not in the project anymore)
imagine you play around with different applications on the PI, then you have different images/icons downloaeded/ - they will never removed.
After doing this a new 'full' download of the application is needed!
BR
Edwin
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HI Joseph,
Thank you for the idea.
I know this expansion with older versions of Rasbian.
With Rasbian Stretch, this option does not exist in the graphical configurator.
Anyway before having the problem described, I had already successfully used my raspberry with this program and this version of rasbian.
The problem occurred after a program reload after a program change.
I suppose there was a phenomenon that disrupted memory, a big file, or something else.
If the problem comes back I will test the memory with the command that Edwin told me.
BR
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J've got an error message after trying to load my project in my Raspberry pi3 (with CODESYS V3.5 SP15 Patch 1)
Error message " Download KO; Disk full".
I reinstalled rasbian to solve the problem. But i'm not sure it is the good solution and I fear that problem will come again.
This problem leads me to ask questions :
Where does CODESYS store the project, on the SD card or on the RAM memory ? (I use a 32 Go SD Card !!)
How to be sure to reset the memory, becouse when I get my problem, it seems the "Reset Origin command" don't resolve the problem.
Thank you in advance for your ideas.
BR
Hi,
all application relatated files are stored in:
/var/opt/codesys/PlcLogic/
I would exclude that CODESYS does fill a 32g SD card.
You could remove all CODESYS transfered files by:
Reset-origin-device command.
Maybe you could check in the CLI
find / -type f -size +5000k
if there are huge files in the system.
BR
Edwin
Hi Edwin,
Thank you.
If the problem come again I will check with you command.
What is the difference between the "Reset-origin-device" command and the "Reset origin" command in the in Line menu ?
BR
Hi,
"Reset origin" - reset the application including all varibales to init value(retains too) -
"Reset-origin-device" does remove the whole application (bootapplication is removed too) inclduing all files which have been downloaded to the plc- ( even files which are not in the project anymore)
imagine you play around with different applications on the PI, then you have different images/icons downloaeded/ - they will never removed.
After doing this a new 'full' download of the application is needed!
BR
Edwin
Hi.
When you install raspbian from an image for first time, it has format an small part of the total disk space.
You can go to raspi_config and there is an option to wxpant filesystem to the totality of your sd.
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HI Joseph,
Thank you for the idea.
I know this expansion with older versions of Rasbian.
With Rasbian Stretch, this option does not exist in the graphical configurator.
Anyway before having the problem described, I had already successfully used my raspberry with this program and this version of rasbian.
The problem occurred after a program reload after a program change.
I suppose there was a phenomenon that disrupted memory, a big file, or something else.
If the problem comes back I will test the memory with the command that Edwin told me.
BR
Hi Japib
I have a problem due a new downloads caused by a bad gestionof dynamic memory in FB_exits.
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