I'm using ADE Assembler (IC6.1.8) to run some heavy Monte Carlo sims, but my simulation drive is running out of space. Half way through, I get a low disk space warning, simulation comes to a halt and all licenses are checked back in.
To free disk space, I would like to backup old (and important) results instead of deleting them. I ran a test case to check if I can simply move files through Linux:
1. Ran a test AC sim
2. Confirmed results are saved in Interactive.0
3. In Linux, moved Interactive.0 directory from original location to new location -> Interactive.0 disappeared from history pane
4. Moved Interactive.0 directory from new location back to original location -> Interactive.0 reappeared in history pane
5. Tried reloading the results but Assembler cannot load the results anymore
It looks like simply moving directories around doesn't preserve all the necessary links for Assembler to properly reload the results.
Is there a proper way to do this sort of backup? I am not able to find a definitive answer online.