Re: Re: xPLRioNet Beta 3.2s & rebadged dell not booting up

[Mike <n5pwp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

rleong1 wrote:
> the logfile looks like this for the one that boots:
> Sat 10/07/04 20:37:54 : NFS: READ INODE IS 38
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:37:54 : NFS: READ FILE IS ./lib/libc.so.6
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:37:54 : garage - START FLAG
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:37:54 : Local: garage - -1
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:37:58 : Local: garage - 65554
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:37:58 : Local: garage - 65555
>
>
> the one that doesn't boot stops right before "START FLAG"
> Sat 10/07/04 20:41:36 : NFS: READ
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:41:36 : NFS: READ INODE IS 38
>
> Sat 10/07/04 20:41:36 : NFS: READ FILE IS ./lib/libc.so.6
>

This is what mine looks like. I don't see a STAR FLAG anywhere in mine.


Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : NFS: READ INODE IS 38

Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : NFS: READ FILE IS ./lib/libc.so.6

Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : http://192.168.0.3:12078/descriptor.xml

Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : Sent to: 192.168.0.4

Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : NFS: LOOKUP

Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : NFS: LOOKUP INODE IS 4

Sat 10/07/04 16:21:14 : NFS: LOOKUP FILE IS ./dev/

Also, I feel kinda foolish. My PC just kicked into high gear doing a lot
of disk accesses. I was jumping around trying to figure out what process
was going to town. It appeared that it was xPLrio.net. Apparently it had
just started its scheduled scan at 23:10 just like it says in the
scanner.xml file. Now all my mp3s are showing up and my database file is
bigger. I don't remember it working like that before. I used to be able
to kick off a manual scan whenever. Should I just remove the time on
that line in the xml file to get it to scan when I tell it to?

Now all I need is to get rid of the pauses spaced a second apart and
rio.net will be the Cat's Meow.

Mike