2009-04-08, 20:07
I don't even know exactly how to describe this problem...
I was in the middle of updating my library scan when I decided to turn XBMC to update to a new revision. I thought this would be ok cause I have killed XBMC many times in the middle of a library scan, restarted it and everything went fine.
Not this time with an updated in the middle, but I'm not sure that's the problem... I deleted the "Thumbnails" and "Database" folders and restarted XBMC. This is where the problem starts...
First, it takes a while to load (not normal, it as always been very fast) and it does not start to scan the library when I have the option to start scanning when I start XBMC (it does show up in the log though). I look in the "userdata/Database" folder and the database files are there, MyMusic7.db (608Kb) and MyVideos34.db (1.269Kb). If I deleted this fones (or even the whole "Database" folder) and restart XBMC, it still takes a while to load XBMC and the same files will be created with exactly the same sizes...
This is weird... It's even more weird when I disable the libraries (for both videos and music) and the files are still created with the exact same size. The log still shows that, for some reason, the libraries are going to be updated at startup when I have them disabled...
Here's the log for this:
http://pastebin.com/m398edad2
I was in the middle of updating my library scan when I decided to turn XBMC to update to a new revision. I thought this would be ok cause I have killed XBMC many times in the middle of a library scan, restarted it and everything went fine.
Not this time with an updated in the middle, but I'm not sure that's the problem... I deleted the "Thumbnails" and "Database" folders and restarted XBMC. This is where the problem starts...
First, it takes a while to load (not normal, it as always been very fast) and it does not start to scan the library when I have the option to start scanning when I start XBMC (it does show up in the log though). I look in the "userdata/Database" folder and the database files are there, MyMusic7.db (608Kb) and MyVideos34.db (1.269Kb). If I deleted this fones (or even the whole "Database" folder) and restart XBMC, it still takes a while to load XBMC and the same files will be created with exactly the same sizes...
This is weird... It's even more weird when I disable the libraries (for both videos and music) and the files are still created with the exact same size. The log still shows that, for some reason, the libraries are going to be updated at startup when I have them disabled...
Here's the log for this:
http://pastebin.com/m398edad2