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Originally Posted by elit
If its output file reported and not input file, then this can only happen if that file has 0 size and you try to inject data into it in default 'strict' mode.
Try to check what is the size of that output file *before* injecting, it should be empty 0 bytes file. You can still write to it if you use -nostrict flag then, if thats what you need.
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I will check again. But then I think why the same settings worked on a 500 MB file ? I was injecting 11 MB file on 500 MB file, it worked fine. Tried with same settings on 10 GB file, it was saying that 10 GB file (output) is empty. I was using strict mode.