** (evince:13222): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: IFFByteStream.cpp:243 ** (evince:13222): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: IFFByteStream not ready for reading chunk. ** (evince:13169): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: IFFByteStream.cpp:248 $ evince Niva_1906-45.djvu ** (evince:13222): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: Corrupted IFF file (Mangled chunk boundaries). ** (evince:13150): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: DataPool.cpp:1768 ** (evince:13150): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: DjVuFile.cpp:2249 # <- this error appears 16 times $ evince Niva_1906-43.djvu ** (evince:13169): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: Corrupted IFF file (Illegal chunk id). $ evince Congressional_Record_Volume_81_Part_3-dedup.djvu $ evince Congressional_Record_Volume_81_Part_3.djvu $ evince Niva_1894-31.djvu ** (evince:13150): WARNING **: DjvuLibre error: Unexpected End Of File. If your local copy opens, but the one downloaded from commons doesn't, then we'll know it's a problem in the upload step.Īlternatively, you could upload the local version to some other web host (google drive, dropbox, mega.) and share the link so others can do the debugging.ĭoes that seem like it would be helpful? If so, I can re-ping him (or maybe he'll get a notification for being mentioned in this thread).Īpart from that, is there anything in particular I can try to help debug the problem? It seems that it may be corrupt, according to a comment in the bug I linked above.
#Djvu to pdf large file over 100mb download#
For convenience, I'll quote my comment to him below:Ĭan you download the 0x0 djvu file from wikimedia commons and open it? hasn't replied to my request yet, although he was very responsive throughout the previous steps to upload the Congressional Records document.
I came across this issue while dealing with File:Congressional Record Volume 81 Part 3.djvu, but several additional examples have surfaced from various other discussions: " > dummy.txtįor /L %i in (1,1,21) do type dummy.txt > dummy.I searched around and found a couple similar bugs, but wasn't entirely sure they were describing the same problem. The second command, runs in a loop for 24 times, and each times doubles the size of the file, by appending it to itself.Ĭreate a 100MB file with real data : echo "This is just a sample line appended to create a big file. The first command(echo…) creates the file dummy.txt with 64 bytes. " > dummy.txtįor /L %i in (1,1,24) do type dummy.txt > dummy.txt echo "This is just a sample line appended to create a big file. If you want to create 1 GB file you need to change the second command as below. The above commands create a 1 MB file dummy.txt within few seconds. (Run the above two commands one after another or you can add them to a batch file.) " > dummy.txtįor /L %i in (1,1,14) do type dummy.txt > dummy.txt
If you want to create a file with real data then you can use the below command line script. Note that the above command creates a sparse file which does not have any real data.
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