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Hi, |
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It takes 3 secs here with 2.2.2 and kde4 |
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/JM |
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On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 5:44 PM, Alex Schuster <wonko@×××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Paul Stear writes: |
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> > I am running amarok 2.3.1 on kde 4.4.4 and have been having various |
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> > problems over the last 3/4 months. |
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> Who hasn't? |
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> > Amarok stopped working after some world updates and the only way I |
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> > could get it to run was to delete the amarok folder in .kde4 and then |
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> > restart amarok. This works but of course I have lost all of the |
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> > history, album covers,scores etc. but at least I can listen to my |
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> > music again. However, on startup I get the splash screen immediately |
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> > but the main screen takes 1min 14 secs to appear. Any ideas? |
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> Well, for me it took around 7 minutes. But that has been fixed in 2.3.1, |
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> it's about 40 seconds now. I cannot tell exactly, because after my |
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> migration from 32 to 64 bit I have to import the MySQL database first, so |
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> maybe it would take longer here, too. |
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> Try runing it as 'amaork -d' on the command line and check the debug |
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> output. In my case, Amarok was accessing all sound files being referenced |
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> in playlists, and I had lots of them. |
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> Wonko |
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Jean-Marc |
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