Issue information
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#000053
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2 - Fair
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Pending - Awaiting 3rd Party Fix
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Hello everyone!
I have a major issue causing me unable to play the mod.
Whenever I start it up I get as far as the loading screen before the menu when the game crashes.
Error message:
I have a major issue causing me unable to play the mod.
Whenever I start it up I get as far as the loading screen before the menu when the game crashes.
Error message:
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Engine Error
MountFilesystem( 421 ) failed: SteamMountFilesystem(5748,421,0x715fd58=,0x715fc48) failed with error 106: Failed to resize the cache file
MountFilesystem( 421 ) failed: SteamMountFilesystem(5748,421,0x715fd58=,0x715fc48) failed with error 106: Failed to resize the cache file
Updating status to: Pending - Ongoing Research
Updating State to: Pending
Troubleshooting with Henry on IRC.
Updating State to: Pending
Troubleshooting with Henry on IRC.
So far, we've determined that this happens when the drive Steam is on is low on space. We're still investigating and will post again soon.
Yes, it seems that Steam creates some empty GCFs when they're available once you start the mod.
Same message and my HD is 90% full.
Attached Files
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hl2_4104_crash_2010_8_26T4_26_10C0.mdmp 89.3K
1353 downloads
Updating severity to: 2 - Fair
I have the same issue even after performing a disk cleanup.
I AM DEAD, on 31 October 2010 - 04:21 PM, said:
I have the same issue even after performing a disk cleanup.
How much free disk space do you have?
sorry for keeping you hanging but I've fixed the problem by taking a close look through App C and getting rid of any unnecessary programs so yeah it was a space issue. Thanks for your help.
I AM DEAD, on 23 November 2010 - 01:12 PM, said:
sorry for keeping you hanging but I've fixed the problem by taking a close look through App C and getting rid of any unnecessary programs so yeah it was a space issue. Thanks for your help.
Not really much we can do about this (Steam needs better space checking/error messages).
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