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Error while relocating (Can’t write file (no space))

When I try to relocate masters, I get the above message with seemingly random images

Can't figure out pattern, but console shows this every time:

2/23/10 12:48:05 PM [0x0-0x10a10a].com.apple.Aperture[1969] Tue Feb 23 12:48:05 SilverWolf.local Aperture[1969] <Error>: CGImageCreate: invalid image size: 0 x 0.
2/23/10 12:48:05 PM [0x0-0x10a10a].com.apple.Aperture[1969] Tue Feb 23 12:48:05 SilverWolf.local Aperture[1969] <Error>: CGImageProviderCreate: invalid image provider size: 0.000000 x 0.000000.

Any help>?

Macbook Pro 17 unibody 4gb, Mac OS X (10.6.2), Aperature 3.0

Posted on Feb 23, 2010 1:02 PM

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Aug 10, 2010 8:13 PM in response to civilpooch

I may have found a fix after finding myself in the same situation after Aperture locked up, requiring a forced quit.

I noticed that when I got the same error message, the filename in the error message referred to a former location for the file. In other words, Aperture couldn't find the file because it thought the file was in a different location. To test my theory, I copied the directory of photos to the same location as in the error message. I now had about 200 photos that were located in two locations (the current referenced location AND the folder listed in the error message).

I then selected that project and did File/Consolidate Masters. When I looked at both of the directories I saw that all but 6 of the photos were copied from the current referenced location. When I looked at the folder listed in the error message, I found those same 6 files missing. In other words, Aperture had found the files in the old location.

Afterwards, I wondered if "Locate Referenced Files" would have re-linked the files to their new location, but since then I haven't had the problem.

In any case, I hope this helps anyone with the same error.

Aug 10, 2010 8:15 PM in response to civilpooch

I may have found a fix after finding myself in the same situation after Aperture locked up, requiring a forced quit.

I noticed that when I got the same error message, the filename in the error message referred to a former location for the file. In other words, Aperture couldn't find the file because it thought the file was in a different location. To test my theory, I copied the directory of photos to the same location as in the error message. I now had about 200 photos that were located in two locations (the current referenced location AND the folder listed in the error message).

I then selected that project and did File/Consolidate Masters. When I looked at both of the directories I saw that all but 6 of the photos were copied from the current referenced location. When I looked at the folder listed in the error message, I found those same 6 files missing. In other words, Aperture had found the files in the old location.

Afterwards, I wondered if "Locate Referenced Files" would have re-linked the files to their new location, but since then I haven't had the problem.

In any case, I hope this helps anyone with the same error.

Error while relocating (Can’t write file (no space))

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