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Cuda_plot windows drive mounted as folder #45

Open 12bitmisfit opened 1 year ago

12bitmisfit commented 1 year ago

Using cuda_plot_k32.exe if a -d is a folder mounted drive it won't work and just gives a write permission error. It works just fine if the drive is letter mounted.

works: cuda_plot_k32.exe -d D:\

broken: cuda_plot_k32.exe -d C:\chia\14tb1\

madMAx43v3r commented 1 year ago

pretty sure this has been done before without issue

madMAx43v3r commented 1 year ago

please double check you can create a file in the same path by hand

12bitmisfit commented 1 year ago

Thank you for your work and support. You have done so much for the Chia ecosystem.

I have no write permission issues on my folder mounted drives that I can tell. I can write to the directories using an old madmax cpu plotter (non gigahorse). I can make files and folders without issue outside of cuda_plot_k32.exe. I can make files and folders through Gui / powershell / cmd.

Using wsl and the Linux binaries it works (example : -d /mnt/c/chia/14tb1/). Adding letter mount points and using the windows binaries work, just not folder mounted drives.

For what it's worth the os is windows server 2019. The user is the local administrator account. The admin account has ownership and full access read/write/modify permissions to both the root c:\Chia directory and the folder mounted drives inside.

madMAx43v3r commented 1 year ago

Hmm that's very strange, I'm not a windows expert, maybe someone else can help here

Mathis436 commented 1 year ago

12bitmisfit, I have a very old farm on windows server 2019. If I recall correctly you may have to change the folder permission to allow "everyone" read / write /change access if it doesn't work then just remove the permission. Just a thought.