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Duh found a solution. Though might be a lucky (one time only) shot.
By using a double-USB cable ( Y-shaped), the touch is now busy with
"Discovering Files" and "Scanning New Files"
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Mini USB-plug in the harddisk
USB-plug in the Touch, and the other USB plug in a USB-Charger. Gives
Indeed I meant a selfpowered harddrive.
I really gave up trying to fix the problems. Installed latest firmware,
formatted hdd to FAT32, formatted to NTFS
Factory reset the Touch over and over
At some point it wouldn't even recognize USB-Stick nor SD-card.
Now I have the touch working again for
A powered USB hub ? btw have you tried a very limited library size on
the "broken" hard drive ?
If the collection had grown over time you migth have reached the point
where the limited server on Touch won't work anymore .
Or you added some problem file that kills the scanning process .
Lessram wrote:
> Indeed I meant a selfpowered harddrive.
>
> I really gave up trying to fix the problems. Installed latest firmware,
> formatted hdd to FAT32, formatted to NTFS
> Factory reset the Touch over and over
> At some point it wouldn't even recognize USB-Stick nor SD-card.
> Now I have
Lessram wrote:
> Untill today I used an USB-powered harddrive (NTFS) connected to my
> Squeezebox Touch.
> I don't want to work with a PC/server, so a connected harddrive is the
> only option for me.
> I know this has some problems, but sofar it worked, even though once in
> a while I had to
He probably mean a drive with its own power supply .
imo the prublem with usb powered drives is thier power usage sometimes
they overload a perfectly on spec usb port .
That problem does not exist with self powered drives .
I would just buy any . But ive would imediatly unistall all kinds of
Untill today I used an USB-powered harddrive connected to my Squeezebox
Touch.
I don't want to work with a PC/server, so a connected harddrive is the
only option for me.
I know this has some problems, but sofar it worked, even though once in
a while I had to rescan the harddrive again which
