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Full disk 'Error=64' vf160

I recently hit the disk full mark when recording. Although I deleted some old progs to free up disk space on the vf160 I cannot delete the program where it hit the full mark. Instead when i try to delete I get an 'error=64' message and it's game over and I have to reboot.

Yesterday I was mixing down some other stuff to internal mix and got the same error when trying to save a mix internaly.

Anyone else come across this?
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Is this the error message you get if you have the wrong type of footswitch connected?
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Nothing to do with a foot switch, I don't have one plugged in.

As I said, I can still record stuff, just can't delete a particular program which is annoying as it is taking up 900mb of disk space and the disk is near full.

I did have the footswitch error once, but it was a case of the vf160 wouldn't boot up with the footswitch attached, remove the switch and it would boot.
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