Many thanks to all!
@philrandal
Exact mounting parameters are standard vers=1.0,ro,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777. I have changed vers to 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0 with the same result, maybe 2.1 was a little faster. I have used 2 versions of MPD and 64-bit kernel too, the problem of library update stays unsolved. I still use W7 because this PC is not for work, for storing media only.
@swizzle
It will take several minutes to replicate the problem by Tim. It’s necessary to write the image and to start library update, it’s all.
My technical intuition says that the problem of library update isn’t connected with the poor network performance. The real reasons of such performance are slow WiFi, slow HDDs and Ethernet via Powerline. Maybe the problem of library update isn’t connected even with enormous music library size. I’ll try to reduce the library to minimum and reproduce the problem.
I think it‘s developer problem of incorrect library generate or update ending. The system jobs are ended normally, but some system triggers doesn’t indicate it, even after rebooting.
@philrandal
Exact mounting parameters are standard vers=1.0,ro,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777. I have changed vers to 2.0, 2.1 and 3.0 with the same result, maybe 2.1 was a little faster. I have used 2 versions of MPD and 64-bit kernel too, the problem of library update stays unsolved. I still use W7 because this PC is not for work, for storing media only.
@swizzle
It will take several minutes to replicate the problem by Tim. It’s necessary to write the image and to start library update, it’s all.
My technical intuition says that the problem of library update isn’t connected with the poor network performance. The real reasons of such performance are slow WiFi, slow HDDs and Ethernet via Powerline. Maybe the problem of library update isn’t connected even with enormous music library size. I’ll try to reduce the library to minimum and reproduce the problem.
I think it‘s developer problem of incorrect library generate or update ending. The system jobs are ended normally, but some system triggers doesn’t indicate it, even after rebooting.
