On 01/08/10 16:31, Peter Lutong wrote:
Have you done zpool and zfs upgrades since upgrading
your OS?
If not, that's probably something worth doing.
No, could you explain how this is done / point me in the right direction?
zpool upgrade pool
zfs upgrade filesystem
There are more details in the zpool and zfs man pages.
I have no idea why this is a problem on Windows 7 but
if touching
the files fixes it (assuming .mp3 extensions):
find . -name '*.mp3' -exec touch {} \;
I should have mentioned that the 'fix' only seems to be temporary,
the next day I browse to the same folder and tags are missing again,
sometimes from the same file sometimes from others. It seems totally
intermittent.
From what I understand there are two MP3 tag formats: ID3v1, which
stores a small amount of information at the end of the file and
ID3v2, which can store a large amount of data, including images,
at the beginning of the file. Do you know which tag format you
are using?
There is a Windows 7 bug that can corrupt MP3 files if you use Windows
Media Player 12 to download and update MP3 files. There are lots of
details on the Internet and the fix is available from Microsoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=a754008b-d574-4e39-b4ba-67b859a242b7&displaylang=en
If you are not subject to the WMP12 bug perhaps the Windows 7
system is caching tag data when you touch the files but discarding
it overnight when the share gets dropped due to inactivity.
If this is the case, check the date, time and timezone on your
systems. If they are out of sync, it may cause spurious problems
with data caches.
Alan
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