Solutions for this problem are;
1. make music files read only
2. input ro in mount command
3. use symbolic link
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I'm not clear about how you confirmed the NAS files were deleted, did
you use an independent method to confirm that (like log onto the NAS and
look at the file system location) or do you just mean you're not seeing
them in the database on mpd client any more?
= according to my friend's advice.
Thank you.
-Original Message-
*From:* Mark Schlegelmosch...@verizon.net
*To:* voyage-li...@voyage.hk;
*Cc:*
*Sent:* 2014-01-20 (월) 04:00:21
*Subject:* Re: [Voyage-linux] voyage mpd 0.92 - NAS music files all gone
after reboot
I'm not clear about how you
I used 0.9.2 at Alix 3D2 with NAS without problem until this morning.
This morning I did apt-get update, upgrade and reboot. All music files were
deleted. many users in my MPD cafe in Naver.com have same problem. So read-
only setting of music folder or making virtual music directory with
Hi,
On 1/13/2014 1:36 PM, 이경돈 wrote:
When I reboot alix board however, I can see busy traffic of signals on alix, pogoplug and external drive and then
most of the files (99%) on the external drive attached to pogoplug were deleted.
How do you reboot alix? Unplug then replug the power or
I have 3d2 alix board playing music files from my pogoplug to which I attach
external hard drive with 1T music files (I am using pogoplug as NAS). I
installed voyage mpd 0.92 on my alix and initially it went beautiful.
When I reboot alix board however, I can see busy traffic of signals
