I am running Creo 7 from a server install. There is one machine that will not run it though and it isn't making sense so far. At the end of the batch file that I use to set different attributes I call out the the server location for the batch file. If I pause my batch file right after the call I get the error: Device is not ready. Why would it not work on this one machine? Is it a network issue? Where should I even start?
The machine is a hand me down engineering machine to someone outside of engineering. It has the same graphics card so I updated the graphics and still nothing. I can ping the server.
I am running Creo 7 from a server install. There is one machine that will not run it though and it isn't making sense so far. At the end of the batch file that I use to set different attributes I call out the the server location for the batch file. If I pause my batch file right after the call I get the error: Device is not ready. Why would it not work on this one machine? Is it a network issue? Where should I even start?
Hi,
test if user logged on problematic machine is able to access \\servername\sharename from File Explorer. In case of error check whether user account is defined on server.
The user does have access to the share. Even when I login it doesn't run. I can run Creo on my machine as the user so that isn't the issue. I will have to check the hosts files, but we usually do not touch those but I will check. The only difference that I know right now is that he might be on a different subnet as he sits in a different area.
The user does have access to the share. Even when I login it doesn't run. I can run Creo on my machine as the user so that isn't the issue. I will have to check the hosts files, but we usually do not touch those but I will check. The only difference that I know right now is that he might be on a different subnet as he sits in a different area.
Hi,
are you planning to move this machine to the "right" subnet ?
The hosts files are the same between my machine and his machine. I also checked and they are on the same domain as me.
Here is the code.....
@echo !!!
@echo !!!Start CREO7 for Windchill mfg for network install
@echo !!!
rem Created by B.Toussaint 1/2/2020
rem Updated by B.Toussaint 9/17/2020 - switched to <server_name> and Creo 7
rem ** Set CREO7 path based on location where CREO is installed
rem ** this is to get rid of multiple batch files to keep up to date
set CREO7PATH=\\<server_name>\Creo\Creo7\Creo 7.0.0.0
set CREO7BASE=\\<server_name>\Creo\Creo7\Creo
rem ** check and set current build
rem set CREOVERSION=Creo 7.0.0.0
rem ** Set JAVAPATH and executable information
set JAVAPATH=%ProgramFiles%\Java
set JAVAVERSION=Unknown
set JAVAexe=java.exe
FOR /F %%i IN ('dir /AD /B /ON "%JAVAPATH%\jre1.8*"') DO (set JAVAVERSION=%%i)
set JAVAEXECUTABLE=%ProgramFiles%\Java\%JAVAVERSION%\bin\%JAVAexe%
rem ** Error message if no build folder has been found
rem set Java command for CREO
set PRO_JAVA_COMMAND=%ProgramFiles%\Java\%JAVAVERSION%\bin\%JAVAexe%
REM set PATH=%CREO4COMMONPATH%\x86e_win64\lib
set CREO7COMMONPATH=%CREO7PATH%\Common Files
set CREO7PARAMETRICPATH=%CREO7PATH%\Parametric
rem set Windchill Cache per user
IF EXIST "D:\" (
set PTC_WF_ROOT=D:\ptc\WIND\%username%_WC11210_CREO7\.wf
) ELSE (
set PTC_WF_ROOT=C:\ptc\WIND\%username%_WC11210_CREO7\.wf
)
rem set paths for CREO_AGENT
set CREO_AGENT_EXE_PATH=%CREO7BASE%\Agent\creoagent.exe
set CREO_AGENT_LDP_LIST=%CREO7BASE%\Platform\7\manifests
rem create Trail directory if not created
IF NOT EXIST c:\ptc\Trail\ (
mkdir c:\ptc\Trail
)
@echo !!!
@echo !!!End
@echo !!!
call "%CREO7PARAMETRICPATH%\bin\mfg.bat"
The hosts files are the same between my machine and his machine. I also checked and they are on the same domain as me.
Here is the code.....
@echo !!!
@echo !!!Start CREO7 for Windchill mfg for network install
@echo !!!
rem Created by B.Toussaint 1/2/2020
rem Updated by B.Toussaint 9/17/2020 - switched to <server_name> and Creo 7
rem ** Set CREO7 path based on location where CREO is installed
rem ** this is to get rid of multiple batch files to keep up to date
set CREO7PATH=\\<server_name>\Creo\Creo7\Creo 7.0.0.0
set CREO7BASE=\\<server_name>\Creo\Creo7\Creo
rem ** check and set current build
rem set CREOVERSION=Creo 7.0.0.0
rem ** Set JAVAPATH and executable information
set JAVAPATH=%ProgramFiles%\Java
set JAVAVERSION=Unknown
set JAVAexe=java.exe
FOR /F %%i IN ('dir /AD /B /ON "%JAVAPATH%\jre1.8*"') DO (set JAVAVERSION=%%i)
set JAVAEXECUTABLE=%ProgramFiles%\Java\%JAVAVERSION%\bin\%JAVAexe%
rem ** Error message if no build folder has been found
rem set Java command for CREO
set PRO_JAVA_COMMAND=%ProgramFiles%\Java\%JAVAVERSION%\bin\%JAVAexe%
REM set PATH=%CREO4COMMONPATH%\x86e_win64\lib
set CREO7COMMONPATH=%CREO7PATH%\Common Files
set CREO7PARAMETRICPATH=%CREO7PATH%\Parametric
rem set Windchill Cache per user
IF EXIST "D:\" (
set PTC_WF_ROOT=D:\ptc\WIND\%username%_WC11210_CREO7\.wf
) ELSE (
set PTC_WF_ROOT=C:\ptc\WIND\%username%_WC11210_CREO7\.wf
)
rem set paths for CREO_AGENT
set CREO_AGENT_EXE_PATH=%CREO7BASE%\Agent\creoagent.exe
set CREO_AGENT_LDP_LIST=%CREO7BASE%\Platform\7\manifests
rem create Trail directory if not created
IF NOT EXIST c:\ptc\Trail\ (
mkdir c:\ptc\Trail
)
@echo !!!
@echo !!!End
@echo !!!
call "%CREO7PARAMETRICPATH%\bin\mfg.bat"
Martin I understand now. I happened to be checking that again and I must have copied the file from my original machine there and it was pointing to the 😧 drive, which would make sense why it worked on my machine. That's why the older version of Creo worked also.
