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Thank you both. &nbsp;I discovered that the problem was apparently a corrupted file in one of the folders of the workspace.
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Thank you both.  I discovered that the problem was apparently a corrupted file in one of the folders of the workspace.

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I'm going to split that points as a thank you for your responses.
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I'm going to split that points as a thank you for your responses.

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I upgraded my CPU and motherboard and installed XP on a new disk. &nbsp;I left my old disk in the machine. &nbsp; I have reinstalled Eclipse, and I'd like to move my Eclipse workspace to the new drive. &nbsp;When I try to copy it, Windows says it cannot copy the file? &nbsp;How do I clone the Eclipse workspace and keep the history?
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I upgraded my CPU and motherboard and installed XP on a new disk.  I left my old disk in the machine.   I have reinstalled Eclipse, and I'd like to move my Eclipse workspace to the new drive.  When I try to copy it, Windows says it cannot copy the file?  How do I clone the Eclipse workspace and keep the history?

How do a clone an Eclipse workspace?

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