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Originally Posted by GRiker
Confirm that you're running the latest release. If so, create a ticket, attaching a debug trace as described in the first post in this thread.
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Griker, thanks for the reply. I am using the latest release. However, I'm not going to submit a bug report, because I now, after some experimentation, think that it's some bit of formatting in my library, and not a bug. This, specifically, I think, is the problem:
*** TOC discontinuity: nodes are not sequential ***
node 047: 'Series beginning with 'T'' offset: 0x3E52B length: 0x190
node 048: 'Series beginning with 'A'' offset: 0x2AFF8 != 0x03E6BB
I saw earlier in this thread something about fixing TOC.ncx, but after searching all my hard drives, I cannot find such a file.
Any suggestions? If you want the whole trace, I will do that. I just wasn't sure I should submit a bug report for what I'm reasonably sure, now, isn't a bug.
Edit:
Further experimentation reveals that any series beginning with 'T' in the catalog causes this error. 'A' is irrelevant, since if I leave out 'A', it finds other, random letters to go along with the 'T'. Interestingly enough, series that begin with 'The' do not throw the error -- I assume that's because the indexing ignores it. However, if I leave out any series that actually begins with a 't', but include series that begin with 'The', I get this:
Could not find TOC entry "Series beginning with 'T'", aborting indexing ...
Very frustrating. I know this is a fix needed in some file in my library. I simply don't know which one.