i am using 7.4.2 r29001 with moonbases DB tweaks.
i also use avast, windows defender, and windows firewall.
i am finding it VERY HARD to get SBS to start and operate WITHOUT
cranking the holy hell out of my system drive (10,000rpm sata raptor).
if i stop SBS, the cranking stops, and if i restar
and i have no playlists, dynamic or static. the "player side" of the
webUI is empty.
sometimes i just have to let it go on and on, 10 to 15min, and it
mercifully stops on its own. something is def amiss here...
(SBS is on the system drive, only the music is on the ext usb2 drive)
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MrSinat
is it page-faulting to disk something it expects to be in ram?
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Good Vibrations S/W -
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Phil Leigh;478787 Wrote:
> is it page-faulting to disk something it expects to be in ram?
i have no idea, how would i tell? is there a utility that can show me
why the HD is cranking? i've heard "process manager" mentioned i
think...
one thing i am going to try is to DL a newer 7.4.2b and rev
MrSinatra;478821 Wrote:
> i have no idea, how would i tell? is there a utility that can show me
> why the HD is cranking? i've heard "process manager" mentioned i
> think...
>
> one thing i am going to try is to DL a newer 7.4.2b and reverse
> moonbases tweaks just to eliminate that (or identi
Check Windows Task Manager and see how much memory MySQL is using. Undo
the MySQL changes and see if things go back to normal.
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ok, so i installed the newest nightly, and deleted "my" from the cache,
and started SBS.
however, when "my" was put back in the cache, it doesn't match
filesize. it is 1.43kb while the stock my.tt is 972bytes
i tried quitting, deleting, and restarting SBS just to be sure.
is this normal?
i ca
MrSinatra;479259 Wrote:
> ok, so i installed the newest nightly, and deleted "my" from the cache,
> and started SBS.
>
> however, when "my" was put back in the cache, it doesn't match
> filesize. it is 1.43kb while the stock my.tt is 972bytes
>
> i tried quitting, deleting, and restarting SBS
thats what i mean when i say i can't open it, i can't view the
contents.
but its smaller than moonbases my.tt so it must be from the stock
my.tt
anyway, so far back on the orig my.tt no HD cranking. but it is an
intermittent issue, so i'm gonna ride with it for a bit b4 trying
moonbases file ag
i spoke too soon... after starting control panel, but doing nothing
with it, every 5-6seconds now, mysqld, using stock my.tt, is cranking my
HD for about 2seconds. this is a new behavior, or different in how it
manifests anyway.
its at 0 cpu, then when it cranks it goes to 5-10% cpu.
when i qu
You need to download and run a uility called filemon.exe - it will show
you exactly which files are being accessed in real time
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
SB Touch Beta (wired) - TACT 2.2X (Linear PSU) + Go
I had a similar situation where HD was v. busy after startup - it turned
out to be the Indexing Service.
If you have Indexing service running - as a test you could set it so it
doesn't run at startup and see if it makes a difference.
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bpa
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i am becoming more and more convinced that SBS and Windows Defender
don't play nice together.
i just restarted my system, and after awhile the HD wasn't going crazy,
but was busy seemingly without reason.
i checked task manager, and my CPU was pegged at 50% (its similar to
100% of a one core chi
MrSinatra;482526 Wrote:
> interesting! i do have lazy search installed, and thats something i
> only recently enabled. its one of the few non-default plugins i use.
> in fact, i try to disable any plugins i'm not interested in.
LazySearch will post in the Server Log that it is "Lazifying data
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