Philip Rea

Hi Anyone reading I am working through putting one of these together at the moment. Being the type of person I am, I tried double checking the circuit and believe I have found an issue. Here, in the circuit shown in the file SolarSeeingSchematic_schem.png, the cathode of the sensor is shown as being connected to earth. However, at least two other sources show the cathode connected to the op-amp (LM6484, at pin2) https://dehilster.info/astronomy/diy_solar_seeing_monitor.php and https://astropolis.pl/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=359166&key=743a78cea5761cba1049888d97d517d5...

Hi I have just created a new image, with the "Microsoft reserved" partition (on my laptop). I then restored it to a new drive. When I try to verify it, the "Microsoft reserved" partition gives the usual error. However, it appears to have been restored without a problem. I am using it now. Philip

Hi I only tried to restore the "Microsoft reserved" partition once, and did get the error. But, this was possibly due to having a space in the folder name. Sorry I don't have better information. Philip

Hi Yes, the "blue i" is the tooltip icon, I will have to check (tomorrow) what the message actually is. As for the reserved partition, you are correct. No error message when creating the image, only when attempting to verify or restore. I have often used free software, and it is a pleasure to actually be able to help identify issues. If you would like me to test at some stage, feel free to contact me. I will be having a look at the other issue. Philip

Hi I DO get the error when there is space in the folder name. There is also a partion on the drive that is causing the same error message. There appear to two problems with the current version of the software. I hope the information below helps. I have both a laptop and desktop computer. Using what I have learned from trying various things with the desktop disk, I have successfully created, verified and restored, an image on my laptop computer. The laptop computer also had a partition similar to...

Hi I have tested with and without spaces, I get the same error each time. Any other suggetions? Tried folder names "Test Space1" and "TestNoSpace1"

Hi Having a space, or not, in the folder name appears to make no difference. One of the disks I am trying to image conatins four partitions, one is only 16M, Type Microsoft reserved, but, no filesystem listed. This appears to be causing the problem, as the other three partions appear to verify without a problem. Note that this 16M partition is not visible in Windows - Computer Management - Disk Management. It is getting late now, so I will confirm this, and provide better details on the weekend.

Hi Thank you for the response. The iso I used is redorescue-2.0.5.iso. It is likely to take me couple of days to check the rest. I will have to start again. I will test with and without spaces in the folder names.