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vibbix · 04-25-2012, 09:05 PM

My library is entirely in .MOBI, and consists of over 8000 books, with Metadata reaching 20MB... It takes about 5 to 10 minutes for Calibre to boot, as it starts with approx. 100MB of ram on my comp, and requires 180MB+ to start working. The large database size also makes it hard to use Calibre2OPDS, which I want to host on my NAS, giving me a "Out of memory" error in the command prompt(it still allows me to go into C2O, but trying to generate the library and it refuses). The library is already stored on the NAS, and even without the ethernet/USB2.0 bottleneck, it takes several minutes to boot up Calibre. Is there anyway to manually create (Via terminal/command prompt?) a Calibre2OPDS HTML library that can actually store my database?

04-25-2012, 09:05 PM	#1
vibbix Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Apr 2012 Device: Kindle Touch	Extra-large Database sizes? My library is entirely in .MOBI, and consists of over 8000 books, with Metadata reaching 20MB... It takes about 5 to 10 minutes for Calibre to boot, as it starts with approx. 100MB of ram on my comp, and requires 180MB+ to start working. The large database size also makes it hard to use Calibre2OPDS, which I want to host on my NAS, giving me a "Out of memory" error in the command prompt(it still allows me to go into C2O, but trying to generate the library and it refuses). The library is already stored on the NAS, and even without the ethernet/USB2.0 bottleneck, it takes several minutes to boot up Calibre. Is there anyway to manually create (Via terminal/command prompt?) a Calibre2OPDS HTML library that can actually store my database?