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Back it (the Library folder) up and try the Calibre recovery.
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-Does this mean that the entire library folder is to be duplicated?
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try the Calibre recovery.
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-How can Calibre recovery be started?
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The only reason I can figure is the computer or disk powered down abnormally.
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That's exactly what I suspect.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "calibre/gui2/main.py", line 323, in initialize_db
File "calibre/db/legacy.py", line 197, in __init__
File "calibre/db/cache.py", line 190, in __init__
File "calibre/db/cache.py", line 474, in initialize_fts
File "calibre/db/cache.py", line 485, in start_fts_pool
File "calibre/db/cache.py", line 85, in call_func_with_lock
File "calibre/db/cache.py", line 597, in queue_next_fts_job
File "calibre/db/cache.py", line 500, in _update_fts_indexing_numbers
File "calibre/db/fts/connect.py", line 70, in number_dirtied
File "calibre/db/fts/connect.py", line 59, in get_connection
File "calibre/db/fts/connect.py", line 42, in initialize
File "calibre/db/backend.py", line 433, in execute
File "src/cursor.c", line 240, in resetcursor
apsw.CorruptError: CorruptError: database disk image is malformed
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This error message isn't very long.
With this, along with the necessary background knowledge and suitable tools, could one repair the database "by hand"?
And for a better understanding:
Does the data stored in the respective file (/Volumes/eBooks_LaCie/Calibre_2023_08_12/Author/Book/metadata.opf) contain all the data present in the respective book record? Or only the data stored in the book metadata?