Re: FSPathFileOperationStatusProcPtr callback error: -8081
Re: FSPathFileOperationStatusProcPtr callback error: -8081
- Subject: Re: FSPathFileOperationStatusProcPtr callback error: -8081
- From: Ron Phillips <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 11:09:04 -0700
Martin,
Thanks very much for the feedback. This would agree with my thoughts
if there were "Desktop DB" and "Desktop DF" files in the Red Book
audio session, which I'm not sure there are. Also, if those same two
files are in the Yellow Book data session, it should fail there too,
but it doesn't - I never get the error while copying that session. I
think it does have something to do with having the same files in the
destination directory during the copy, because it seems to fail only
when I don't allow the file deletion code (after the burn) to be
executed while debugging. But why just audio files? I have not had
time to correlate all of this yet but that's where I am so far. I do
have the kFSFileOperationOverwrite option set. Strange.
Thanks again and best regards,
Ron
On Mar 27, 2007, at 2:21 AM, Jens Miltner wrote:
Am 14.03.2007 um 23:41 schrieb Ron Phillips:
I've leveraged the Cocoa FSFileOperation example to copy files/
directories from a two-session (audio and data) CD for eventual
burning back to make a duplicate copy.
Everything works fine most of the time but occasionally I get a
-8081 error in the FSPathFileOperationStatusProcPtr callback
routine. It only occurs when the Red Book audio session is read
(never the data session), stages 1 and 2 are skipped and the first
callback is a stage 3 status with the -8081 error. A reboot will
fix the problem for a while. The system logs give no indication
of what is going on and I cannot for the life of me find out what
a -8081 error actually is (it's not in MacErrors.h).
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Ron
Hi Ron,
today I ran into a similar issue and it seems that you are trying
to replace one of the "Desktop DB" or "Desktop DF" files which get
created when copying files with the Finder to disk images or other
volumes.
Hope this helps,
Martin
Ron Phillips
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