EOMCCSDT calculations

I am trying to run EOM-EE-CCSDT calculation for two roots of the same symmetry for CuO anion. I am using 2 Tb disk as scratch space, however, the calculation fails halfway through while calculating EOMCCSDT energies as the whole disk space is utilized (issue might be due to pagefile). Is there a way to know how much the disk space required is reduced using Cholesky? Or is there a way to use another disk if the disk that is initially used is fully utilized?

Qchem input:
$rem
BASIS = gen
CCMAN2 =1
CC_SAVEAMPL = 1
MEM_STATIC = 500
MEM_TOTAL = 64000
CC_SINGLE_PREC = 1
ECP = gen
EE_STATES = [0,0,2,0]
METHOD = EOM-CCSDT
$end

Batch file:
qchem -nt 32 inp.inp out.out

Error message:
Q-Chem fatal error occurred in module /scratch/qcdevops/jenkins/workspace/build_qchem_linux_distrib/tags/qc630/qchem/ccman2/qchem/ccman2_main.C, line 26:

libvmm::fsm_dispatcher::handle_event(), /scratch/qcdevops/jenkins/workspace/build_qchem_linux_distrib/tags/qc630/qchem/libvmm/libvmm/evmm/fsm_dispatcher_impl.h (92), bad_vm_state

Well, you need to refer to the paper on the EOM-CCSDT implementation to figure out the savings with RI/Cholesky approaches. The feature to add another disk is unavailable.

It is possible to utilize several disks at the level of software or hardware RAID if one has the corresponding administrating permissions.

Thank you for your response.

I tried using Cholesky approach, my input looks like this:
$rem
BASIS = gen
SCF_GUESS = READ
CCMAN2 =1
CC_SAVEAMPL = 1
MEM_STATIC = 1000
MEM_TOTAL = 64000
ECP = gen
EE_STATES = [0,0,2,0]
GUI = 0
CHOLESKY_TOL = 4
JOB_TYPE = SP
METHOD = EOM-CCSDT
$end

I get an error in output file as:

Solving for EOMEE-CCSDT B1 singlet states.

Warning! Not enough singles to form guess subspace. Doubles guess vectors will be generated.
In case of poor EOM convergence, reduce requested EE_STATES.

Warning! Not enough singles to form guess subspace. Doubles guess vectors will be generated.
In case of poor EOM convergence, reduce requested EE_STATES.

Is there a way to fix this?