[GRASSLIST:9487] aaargh! another location lost
Ian MacMillan
Ian.MacMillan at pomona.edu
Wed Dec 14 20:06:43 EST 2005
Hi all, so I hate to write about this again, but somehow I have had
another location erased while using imagery commands. This is the
second time this has happened to me. I have a hard time narrowing down
how it happened this time, but last time I was using i.points, and a
location disappeared (~300 MB of data) (GRASSLIST 8827). This time I
couldn't pin down which imagery command did it (I can only pin it down
to a 5 minute time frame), but I again encountered problems using
i.points. I tried to run the program, but got a 'false start' where
after entering the imagery group in the pop-up terminal window, the
terminal window disappeared, and i.points never started up. Within
minutes after this, I noticed that the target location had been erased
(another ~500 MB down the drain). Again, checking my bash_history,
there is nothing there that would indicate a command that would do
this. I have also checked my whole computer for this location (or any
files in it), to no avail.
I am running 6.1cvs (Dec-12 Lorenzo's binaries) on mac 10.3.9.
I can't understand what can be happening. I have tried repeating my
steps exactly, and can not get the same error in the program to occur.
I have no idea how to isolate the issue at all. I have had no other
troubles with this computer in 1.5 years of use, it has plenty of
memory, and runs really smooth (like most macs).
This is really strange behavior obviously, but very troublesome to me
since it has happened twice now, though with slightly different causes.
I have no idea how to test for this behavior, and looking at the
responses from last time, I am not sure how they could necessarily
result in this behavior multiple times. Any other ideas out there?
-Ian
PS I know I need to back up data, and I do, but this is still
infuriating.
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