Hello, Hmm, log tells me that you are using external MySQL server storage. So far we were checking version of the local storage, so our info was not correct.
> amarok: [00;34mBEGIN:[00;39m void > CollectionManager::loadPlugins(const > QList<Collections::CollectionFactory*>&) amarok: > [CollectionManager] initializing "amarok_collection-mysqlservercollection" > amarok: [00;35mBEGIN:[00;39m > MySqlServerStorage::MySqlServerStorage() amarok: Automatic > reconnect successfully activated > amarok: Automatic reconnect successfully activated > amarok: [MySqlStorage] Connected to MySQL server 5.5.24-7 > amarok: Connected to MySQL server 5.5.24-7 > amarok: [MySqlStorage] Initialized thread, count== 1 > amarok: [00;35mEND__:[00;39m > MySqlServerStorage::MySqlServerStorage() [00;35m[Took: 0.003s][00;39m > amarok: [00;36mBEGIN:[00;39m > SqlRegistry::SqlRegistry(Collections::SqlCollection*) amarok: > [00;36mEND__:[00;39m > SqlRegistry::SqlRegistry(Collections::SqlCollection*) [00;36m[Took: > 0.051s][00;39m amarok: [00;31mBEGIN:[00;39m > MountPointManager::MountPointManager(QObject*, SqlStorage*) amarok: > [00;32mBEGIN:[00;39m MediaDeviceCache::MediaDeviceCache So you should check the value of the DB_VERSION row in the admin table. If it is 14, database upgrades should not be triggered anymore (and as far as I can tell from the log, they are not). Therefore, trying using current database unless you notice odd behaviour which could be database corruption related.
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