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Batch mode
« on: 05 February 2011, 19:59 »

I am having a problem with the tosec files in batch mode.

I select all the dat files to do a rebuild from my directory but it only seems to pick up some of the files and leaves some of the files that belong to the dat in the directory.

This doesn't happen when I select a single dat.
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Re: Batch mode
« Reply #1 on: 05 February 2011, 20:06 »

well, of course I need a lot more information like which set in which dat is ignored....generally, if a file is not rebuilt, it's not matched against the current dat, i.e. crc32+size match (and md5/sha1 match as an addition). Also it might get skipped if it's locked by a different application. Batchrun uses its own rebuilder settings (if set, they overwrite the profile own ones) ...but generally batchrun is just a sequentially call of the single profiles...so maybe you should compare the rebuilder settings batch vs profile....


...on the other hand, if you're talking about network drives, that it could be related to an issue where (esp. Samba) got problems and skips files....however it's a network drive configuration issue and not cmpro related...
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Re: Batch mode
« Reply #2 on: 05 February 2011, 20:23 »

it is not a network drive, it is the second drive in my computer.

In batch mode it left all these files from the Commodore - Demos [D64]

Total  Destruction Life (1991)(Acrise)[h www.c64.ch] [folder: Total  Destruction Life (1991)(Acrise)[h www.c64.ch] - size: 171kb]
missing set: Total  Destruction Life (1991)(Acrise)[h www.c64.ch]
missing rom: Total  Destruction Life (1991)(Acrise)[h www.c64.ch].d64 [size: 174848] [CRC32: 77c88f51] [MD5: 857dab4719a86a995079730a7b8740a4]

along with another 646 files

But upon loading the datafile on its own all those files were rebuilt from the same directory that has been selected in the batch mode.
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Re: Batch mode
« Reply #3 on: 05 February 2011, 20:41 »

It's the same rebuilder routine, no matter if single run or batcher, so the reason must be somewhere in your used options.....

...check the options again (batch versus profile), maybe turn on rebuilder logging....
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