Thread: sudden and remarkable slowdown after user stopping backup of metadata
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Old 12-14-2017, 01:54 PM   #9
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Originally Posted by RotAnal View Post
That was a very useful hint, thanks. In fact I updated all the ebooks in less than an hour (in a local 3.0 USB HDD)! On the other hand, I noticed that many entries in the batch output have been labelled as unknown. Is that a normal thing?
Thanks again
I wonder if you now have a damaged Library (DB) from using it with 2 different OS filesystems. Case issues happen when making changes in Windows, but the File system is case sensitive. Windows thinks Windows and WINDOWS as the same, Linux, as 2 exclusive names.
(it is fun to cleanup after this happens )
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