On 2018-03-26 01:16 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote:
* I. Ivanov <[email protected]> [03-26-18 16:04]:
Hi Guys,
I am storing images on a USB drive connected to the router. It worked less
or more ok but with the last update
DT upgraded to 1:2.4.1-0pmjdebruijn1~xenial, 1:2.4.2-0pmjdebruijn1~xenial,
(I clicked Y on the "optimize performance" window that popped up)
SMB updated to 2:4.3.11
things came to a stand still almost. It starts importing images well and it
stalls after a while.
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 fully updated.
Netgear r7000 with 3TB usb 3 and my mounting options are
//172.16.30.3/t_drive /media/bojo/netgear1 cifs
rw,_netdev,credentials=/home/bojo/bin/.smbcredentials,uid=1001,gid=1001 0 0
The only significant changes I can think of are the smb update on ubuntu and
the DT update. I tried to import 4000+ images and it would just go to stand
still - eventually the disk stops rotate.
I triple checked the disk fsck including bad sector check and it fixed
whatever needed to be fixed - no bad sectors. No update has been done on the
router at all.
Does anybody has similar configuration? Can you see anything that I may be
doing wrong? Please help - each test is literally hours for me - 3-4 hours
or more.
I routinely store and access images over nfs w/o a problem with
darktable-2.5.0~git290.56880c853-193
can you access the remote drive locally via a file manager, mc, ..., or a
browser?
I unplugged from the router and plugged to the local box - it is usb3
Seagate 3TB drive. formatted Ext4. No issues when I work locally - it
imported 4k images in about 20 min or so. I am suspecting it is either
because of SMB update from Ubuntu or my mounting options are not great
(but they used to work before). Even now - on big files I can get up to
55-60 MB/s. When DT reads - I can monitor the speed to be about 1MB/s
then slows to few hundred k and then it goes to almost zero (over period
of few hours).
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