In light table, Select, select all, then Selected Images, remove. This
clears it, without physically deleting the files. I'd backup the files in
another folder first just to be safe.
On Sun, Mar 3, 2013 at 9:33 PM, Leonard Evens <[email protected]>wrote:
> I was going through the NEF files in a certain folder and processing
> them all. The folder contained NEF files and also JPEGs for the same
> images. I exported the processed files to the same folder as tiff
> files. But darktable died when I was exporting the last image. Now I
> can't get anything usable from that directory.
>
> First of all, when I bring darktable up again it is in an old foder I
> finished with long ago. Moreover, the folder shows .xmp files for all
> the tiff files and jpegs as well as for the NEFs. Moreover, it won't
> let me do anything. I've tried doing various things, including removing
> all those extra files and moving the tiffs I want to keep to a
> subdirectory.
>
> But the only thing that works is creating a new directory and mvoing
> only the NEFs and the NEF.xmp into it. Then I can work with the images
> again.
>
> So, would someone please explain to me where darktable is keeping
> information about the directory. Why does it keep thinking files are
> there even if they have been removied. And where can I find a reliable
> description of how to deal with folders so I can predict what will be in
> them, and how can I prevent darktable from relaying on very odl file
> histories?
>
> Finally, can anyone explain just what is gained by having such a messed
> up fille nadling structure?
> --
> Leonard Evens [email protected]
> Professor Emeritus, Department of Mathematics, Northwestern University
>
>
>
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