Yes, you were correct, problem was in tables.conf, where instead of ID
of disks say /dev/sdc, I've used disk partitions ID like: /dev/sdc1 .
Behemoth.py runs now, but again not correctly. It makes *.idx files on
directory and disk from which I call Behemoth.py script, like:
/kraken/indexes$ sudo ./Behemoth.py
/media/dds/71e9d301-9793-48d3-b207-baeda40bef78
Adding table:
/media/dds/71e9d301-9793-48d3-b207-baeda40bef78/a51_table_196.dlt 196
Running "./../TableConvert/TableConvert di
/media/dds/71e9d301-9793-48d3-b207-baeda40bef78/a51_table_196.dlt
/dev/sda:0 196.idx"
seek offset: 0i blocks (/dev/sda)
Then:
root@LENOVO-UBUNTU:/home/dds/kraken/indexes# ls
196.idx Behemoth.py tables.conf
Linux partition according to gparted is:
/dev/sdb
it's never mentioned in tables.conf which clearly states:
cat tables.conf
#Devices: dev/node max_tables
Device: /dev/sda 20
Device: /dev/sdc 21
#Tables: dev id(advance) offset
Any solution?
On 2015-11-13 20:12, Jan Hrach wrote:
You probably have tables.conf in wrong format.
The resulting command should be something like
TableConvert di TABLE.dlt DEVICE:OFFSET INDEX.idx
you can try to run it by hand as the last resort.
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