- Status Closed
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- Task Type Bugs
- Category Database
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- Operating System Gigabeat F/X
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FS#9924 - "Most Played" and "Recently Played" display "dir buffer full!" in the database
When I access History>Most Played; or History>Recently Played, a small box comes up saying something like “2462 files found” and then once it gets near 6000-7000, I get the error “dir buffer full!”
After I’ve reinitialized the database, those entries are accessible again. However, because it’s a new database, they’re empty. When I “Import changes” from the previous database, the problem occurs again. I’ve included the exported database file, in the hopes that someone can take a look at it and find where the problem may be, and perhaps what caused it.
I’m using revision 20032, but I know it didn’t work in 20002 or quite a few previous ones. While I’d say it’s probably likely that there’s corruption somewhere, what I’m wondering is what caused that corruption, and can it be found/fixed? Hopefully the included file will be useful to that end.
2010-05-03 09:36
Reason for closing: Not a Bug
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Increase "Max entries in File
Browser" to solve the issue.
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This is linked to the “Max entries in directory browser” settings. If you ask for a history of about 7000 files and your “Max entries…” setting is lower than that, then it will give up with this error.
I know it’s written nowhere but at least there is a solution to this problem: increase the setting.