DeVeDe says not enough free space ? why?

Asked by Robert Reese

How do I fix DeVeDe when it says I do not have enough space to convert movie to iso ?

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nhasian (nhasian) said :
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how much free disk space do you have on the partition that its trying to create the iso? i think by default it may try to create it in your home folder, but you can change the destination directory.

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Robert Reese (rreese-cfl) said :
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nhasian,how do i change and where do i look. i'm new at all this and i really do appreciate your help. seems like i'm on the right track. thaanx!

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juancarlospaco (juancarlospaco) said :
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how much free disk space do you have?
ISO filesize X 2,5 at least...

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Robert Reese (rreese-cfl) said :
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how do i find out where my free disk space is located so i can tell you how much i have? looked in home folder but did not find. what is free disk space and where do i find?

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Kayvee (vkkodali) said :
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Enter this command in a terminal:

df -h

It should show you all the mounted disks and their current usage. You can then choose a place to save your final ISO file accordingly...

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Robert Reese (rreese-cfl) said :
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  when the pirate bay finishes a download it puts it on my desk top, i activate devede and have it sent backto my desk top as an iso. but sometimes when i have finished loading the info into it and ask it to write ,it says not enough free space or too many bytes ,not enough bytes available. thank you

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Best nhasian (nhasian) said :
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on your tool bar simply go to Places->Home Folder this will open up your home folder in the file manager nautilus. at the bottom of the window it will say what your free space is.

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Robert Reese (rreese-cfl) said :
#8

Thanks nhasian, that solved my question.

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Robert Reese (rreese-cfl) said :
#9

thanx for your help ,job well done. fileflight triumphs