Peter, I don't ask you to try things because I enjoy these lovely discussions. I ask you because I have reasons based on an understanding of how the code actually works. When you say something like "it hasn't got anything to do with veggy-repop" there is no way I can take that at face value. You are not in the code. There is no way you can know that. I didn't ask you if it has anything to do with veggy repop - you arn't in a position to make that kind of assessment. I asked you to try something very specific and tell me whether that changed things. Sicne the problem is likely a function of your specific machine or your specific directory setup, only you can do these tests. If it was something I could test on my machine, I wouldn't be bothering you.
I said it hasn't got anything to do with veggie-repop becouse changing it didn't change anything, I would have said better that changing the veggie-repop didn't change the error-time, I laid there the conclusion it didn't had anything to do with it.
But, okay point made, I will try to not do it again.
And further as I don't know the code exactly, I don't know exactly what has to happen. And so what there has gone wrong and gone well, so what to tell, I thought there was nothing special, in fact the veggies not appearing was something strange, I didn't know it was strange. I could have said in the first place the error-time didn't change, you could probably have agreed with just that info, (I think).
And now it seems that as an user I am unreliable as error-signs giver, I can easily overlook something.(maybe this was something for remote assistance)
And now if I change the veggie repop to 1 I see veggies coming.
Just want to notice, the instalation of the original DB(2.0) fixed it, and it isn't giving the error anymore.
Sounds like disk problems..... Better run that chkdsk and free up some more space...
I am going to run chkdsk at next startup, as in NTFS chkdsk can't run properly if already started.
I hope there is nothing wrong with it.