(2017-12-13, 01:27)Klojum Wrote: I see different device names, /storage/sdc1/ and /storage/sdd1/.There is an internal HDD in the set top box which is called by it "USB drive" and its device name seems to be sdd2 or something. The error occured without any change in the configuration. Is there any way to relink the library items to the new path?
Are you also using a usb drive or something, making the external HDD shift device names?
(2017-12-13, 12:00)Klojum Wrote: Yes there is. But is does require a certain amount of SQL query knowlodge. I'm not sure if you are up to that.As a matter of fact I don't know anything about SQL but I need to do something. This error is too annoying to live with it. I don't want to rescan my whole collection all the time. So please give me some advice how to solve this problem (and let me know if you have any idea about what's behind it i.e. why my HDD changed its designation). Many thanks for your time and patience.
The wiki pages on that subject are also quite outdated, which doesn't help.
(2017-12-14, 07:49)Klojum Wrote: The only other things I can think of is:The HDD is connected all the time but the settop box is shut down evey night because of the internal drive so a new fresh Android starts every new day.
- Is the HDD connected all the time to the settop box?
- Do the device names change back and forth anyway when turning off/on the box?
- Does it get the same device name every time when you plug in the external HDD after first booting the Kodi box?
I'm just trying to find the situation where the HDD gets the same device name every time.
(2017-12-14, 09:23)peti01 Wrote: so a new fresh Android starts every new dayUsually Android boxes are not power-hungry devices, so one solution would be to not turn it off every night.
(2017-12-14, 09:23)peti01 Wrote: Is that SQL trick really too complex?Like I said already, the wiki page on that subject is pretty outdated. So I would prefer to update it to the current database schemas first. That will require at least a couple of days. Research, creating the new SQL queries, testing the results of those queries, writing/updating the wiki page.
(2017-12-14, 20:22)Klojum Wrote:I'm not an expert so I don't know if the internal HDD (WD Green 2 TB) would spin down after a while (I don't want to keep it running). If it would then it really could be a solution.(2017-12-14, 09:23)peti01 Wrote: so a new fresh Android starts every new dayUsually Android boxes are not power-hungry devices, so one solution would be to not turn it off every night.
(2017-12-14, 09:23)peti01 Wrote: Is that SQL trick really too complex?Like I said already, the wiki page on that subject is pretty outdated. So I would prefer to update it to the current database schemas first. That will require at least a couple of days. Research, creating the new SQL queries, testing the results of those queries, writing/updating the wiki page.
