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Conversion from Windows to Linux Ubuntu 11
BryanC:
--- Quote from: cochinada on March 01, 2022, 01:09:55 pm ---Sure. Here is an example. I can't see anything wrong here...
All my cover art is called "folder.jpg" and is always inside each folder.
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What are your current settings for Options>File Location>Cover Art?
Also, just to make sure that your permissions are good, in your 14 Shades of Grey directory right-click in empty space>open in terminal (or hit F4) and enter `touch test; echo $?; rm test`
If it outputs "0" then your permissions are good. If it returns anything else then there is still something awry.
I just remembered from a long time ago that I ran into a similar issue with mount refusing to mount an ntfs partition as r/w because it had a "dirty bit" set from an unclean removal from a Windows box. But we'll only go there is necessary.
cochinada:
--- Quote from: BryanC on March 01, 2022, 01:19:35 pm ---What are your current settings for Options>File Location>Cover Art?
Also, just to make sure that your permissions are good, in your 14 Shades of Grey directory right-click in empty space>open in terminal (or hit F4) and enter `touch test; echo $?; rm test`
If it outputs "0" then your permissions are good. If it returns anything else then there is still something awry.
I just remembered from a long time ago that I ran into a similar issue with mount refusing to mount an ntfs partition as r/w because it had a "dirty bit" set from an unclean removal from a Windows box. But we'll only go there is necessary.
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There is still something awry.
Here you are.
BryanC:
Try these one by one:
1. Unmount the partition, then in a separate terminal, run `sudo journalctl -f`, remount the partition and see if there are any remarks about a "dirty bit" (or anything else enlightening).
2. Try removing the umask and dmask from the mount options to simplify things a bit and remount.
3. Run `ls -al /media/joaquim` just to make sure that the mount point has the proper ownership and permissions. If it's not as expected, run `sudo chown joaquim:joaquim /media/joaquim/Multimedia && sudo chmod 777 /media/joaquim/Multimedia` once more for good measure.
cochinada:
Here it is.
I didn't see any mention to a 'dirty bit' and I didn't have 'umask' to remove but only 'dmask' which I removed.
In the journalctl there are same strange messages about the disk being hibernated in windows or what not... and could not open in read-write...
I did some searching about this error and didn't like the 'solutions' as they involve going back to windows and execute some special shutdown command or so but I don't have windows any more so I'll need another solution.
https://forums.opensuse.org/showthread.php/550684-The-disk-contains-an-unclean-file-system-(0-0)-Metadata-kept-in-Windows-cache-refused-to-mount
cochinada:
I applied this WA which apparently worked but still MC refuses to rebuid the darn Thumbnail >:(
https://medium.com/@shohelislam/ntfs-the-disk-contains-an-unclean-file-system-in-ubuntu-system-e10ac85f0c1c
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