Thx for the replys.
I now have powered it up three times since regenerating the music DB and has come up correctly.
I assume the cache file is kept on the micro SD chip with the OS/Moode?
I had changed out the power supply, prior to the last "problem" power-up, just to test it. ie make sure the new PS worked. This is just a Pi4B with USB memory stick and USB data converter. The data converter has its own power supply, but also ran fine powered from the Pi. It is in a passive cooling case (no fan). The power suppy should be "loafing".
If it starts acting up again, will try cleaning the contacts. It is a smoke free home, only 4 months since new, and never had any USB contact problems with laptops or PC's running in the house for years.
This FLAC server is destined to go to camp, and will be putting together my 2nd one for home.
I have been testing out some new speakers I built, so its been getting more use lately.
I now have powered it up three times since regenerating the music DB and has come up correctly.
I assume the cache file is kept on the micro SD chip with the OS/Moode?
I had changed out the power supply, prior to the last "problem" power-up, just to test it. ie make sure the new PS worked. This is just a Pi4B with USB memory stick and USB data converter. The data converter has its own power supply, but also ran fine powered from the Pi. It is in a passive cooling case (no fan). The power suppy should be "loafing".
If it starts acting up again, will try cleaning the contacts. It is a smoke free home, only 4 months since new, and never had any USB contact problems with laptops or PC's running in the house for years.
This FLAC server is destined to go to camp, and will be putting together my 2nd one for home.
I have been testing out some new speakers I built, so its been getting more use lately.
