I'm now to the point that I figure the system needs to be booted with XP pro
system disk and a repair done.
I'm getting $Mft errors, and it looks like the fundamental problem is
something got trashed with the file permissions. When I try to change file
permissions to add "modify" access for "Users" so that MSVC++8 can create
temp files, it complains about a temp file being corrupt/broken.
Unless I can find a utility that repairs the file permissions... It looks
like the only fix is to boot with the install disk and do a "repair".
"Dave-H" wrote:
I've "unselected" the read only attribute and it keeps coming back.
I've even ran "attrib -R /S *" on the directories. Since VC++ is trying to
Create a "New" file... What is stopping it?
The only time I've seen this kind of thing is when trying to change an
"admin" owned file in the system directories....
-Dave
"Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]" wrote:
"Dave-H" <Da***@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:56**********************************@microsof t.com...
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error PRJ0006 : Could not open the temporary file
'c:\Project\CompressMorphis\Release\RSP00000133601 984.rsp'. Make sure the
file exists and that the directory is not write-protected.
1>Compiling...
1>Project : error PRJ0003 : Error spawning '/Ox'.
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I've checked the attributes, but when I do a "windows properties" it comes
up showing the directory with a greyed out "checked" button for "read
only"
selected.
That's not grayed out as in disabled, but partially darkened, meaning that
some, but not all, of the files in the directory are readonly. A couple
clicks should clear it, removing all the readonly attributes on all files.
