Resume task failed

[pclab]

Hi

I have a situation here, when I was imaging a SSD. In this case I had to put it into safe mode, load a loader, create a translator and start an Imaging task.
During the Imaging, the system crashed and I had to reboot the PC.

After that, and re-doing all the steps to access data, when I want to resume the imaging process I get an error that I attach.

If I create a new task, I can see that the ID of the SSD is exactly the same. If I copy all files from one task to another except task.prm, I can see the sector map (green and black sectors), but on the task statistics all sectors are marked as not read.
If I copy the task.prm I get the same error.
I don't want to re-do all the scan (it took a few days to do....).

Any suggestions?

Thanks

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[Tomset]

pclab,

I can see the sector map (green and black sectors), but on the task statistics all sectors are marked as not read.

It is necessary to recalculate statistics on the lower tab "Heх"

[pclab]

pclab,

I can see the sector map (green and black sectors), but on the task statistics all sectors are marked as not read.

It is necessary to recalculate statistics on the lower tab "Heх"

Hi Tomset

In the Hex tab? It's nothing there.
Do you mind to explain?

Thank you so much

[Tomset]

pclab,
Sorry, the "map" tab - right click.

Last edited by Tomset on March 16th, 2020, 10:29, edited 1 time in total.

[pclab]

Ah, found it.

For former knowledge here's the attachment.

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[pepe]

I think he meant the map tab, but if you copied the map files you should be able to see the already copied sectors in the map... at least that's what i would expect.
pepe

[Tomset]

pepe,
It is expected, but will not appear until it is counted to a new database.

[pepe]

even if you copy the fdb as well?

ps.: it looks like we relpied quasi simultaneously

[pclab]

I also thought it would work just with the copy, but it only worked after the Recalc.

[Tomset]

even if you copy the fdb as well?

IMHO.
The new task does not recognize someone else’s base.