Hi folks,
pity that I have received no answer. So I decided a complete fresh start
(again). This time I tried it with *7.9.1~1492077569_all.deb.
The installation worked fine, but it took three or four starts before
the scan ran stable and did not break off after a few minutes.
Now, after some tw
The log file you posted previously doesn't look good: "disk I/O error"
sounds like an issue with your disk, or running out of disk space (for
the partition where the db is living). Please check the state of your
disk(s).
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Hallo Michael,
thanks for your quick reply. I checked the hard disk space immediatley -
it took a while. The self-test revealed no error.
As described, the reinstallation was successful - just the scan after
the start, is running or in an endless loop - depending on how you take
it ...
Discove
Also check if the partion where the databse resides if it is full .
Disk can be very healthy and still be full .
Some NAS can have very small system partitions .
Not the share where the actual music is , its probably fone
Mai
This is a known issue with My Book Live devices. The partition in which
the Squeezebox cache resides is too small. You will need to change the
location of the Squeezebox cache. Look here:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=84735.
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... if it is software - than it's a Bug!
The initial scan as desribed above took less than 10 h - the rescan -
even after moving the DB to a larger partition is now performing more
than two days.
So I assume that the scan engine is somehow buggy!
Disappointed
Black Senator
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It's me again,
I purged installation, cleaned all directories and made a
reinstallation. I moved the cache to the recommended partition, disabled
all plugins except of full text search and rescan music library
(according to Michaels suggestions in the thread Endless scan).
All scans aborted afte
I used MBL live before. Fine until my collection getting larger than
30,000 songs (all FLAC) or so. A full scan will take hours and often
failed. You will have better luck by removing the cache directory
before a full scan. The MBL's hardware has only 256M ram and is not
enough for LMS. I am
Also deselect pictures and movies from the scan .
Tick boxes when selecting the directory to scan .
These are known to sometimes cause trouble don't use them unless you
actually use the features and plugins needing this.
Main
The initial scan as desribed above took less than 10 h - the rescan -
even after moving the DB to a larger partition is now performing more
than two days.
Do you know how much memory this device has? Past test have shown that
there's a "magic number" in the region of 40-50k+ tracks where more
All scans aborted after little less than 8 minutes! Progress shows a
Please show us your log files...
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Michael
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Mnyb wrote:
> Also deselect pictures and movies from the scan .
> Tick boxes when selecting the directory to scan .
Always done so
Mnyb wrote:
> These are known to sometimes cause trouble don't use them unless you
> actually use the features and plugins needing this.
I do not use any plugins ex
Black Senator wrote:
> 0. System: MyBookLive Duo 4 TB RAID 1, disks and system without errors
> (self-test) with 800MHz PowerPC CPU and 256MB of memory
Are you sure about your CPU & RAM? If so, I'd strongly suggest not to
waste any more time, but get a Pi instead (to run LMS, keeping the files
o
Hi Michael,
I must disappoint you: If your thesis is correct, then the scan should
not break off with a much smaller collection - but he does it in the
usual way.
I moved some 20% of my music library to another location and set the
path there.
The scan aborts as before after about a minute.
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I must disappoint you: If your thesis is correct, then the scan should
not break off with a much smaller collection - but he does it in the
usual way.
Well, it still dies with the same disk i/o error as before. Disk failure
isn't limited to memory usage, indeed.
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Michael
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That's what I've done. Fortunately, I had anyway still an alternative
parallel: some time after I had put LMS 7.7. * in service, I have
additionally a volumio on a Raspberry PI put into operation to feed my
livingroom hifi.
Although I have not found any actual instructions whether volumio 2 and
LM
ply3908 wrote:
> I am running LMS on a Raspberry pi ... now.
@ply3908
I have read the recommendation to protect the SD card of the Raspi and
transfer read / write operations - the scan cache - to another medium.
How did you proceed there, do you have a few recommendations and
possibly a How-to
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