DrivePool BETA M4 - Migration test

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• Alex

  January 2012 edited January 2012 Covecube

  I set up a stress test with build 5380 where I was copying 800+ GB from another DrivePool server, transcoding on 3 threads, downloading 5MB /s (40 megabits) with uTorrent, and performing a computer backup to the same server.

  
  

  I let this go on for 24 hours. The backup finished earlier.

  
  

  At the end, CoveFS was using a whopping 250 KB of RAM and everything was chugging along just file.

  
  

  The test server was an AMD Phenom II X4 - 3.2 Ghz Quad Core - 4 GB RAM

  
  

  The secondary server which was serving up the files was an AMD Turion II 1.5 Ghz Dual Core - 2 GB RAM

  
  

  Both were running DrivePool M4 5380.

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• JazJon

  January 2012 edited January 2012 Member

  I found a xbox 360 fix that works!!!!!!!!!
  
  Check this out
  http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_other-tv/media-center-problem-cannot-load-media-library/fd8bb8a6-888b-4759-b93a-d93610f74811
  
  I applied the method 1) to the drivepool folder M:\Pictures(right click, properties, sharing, added the missing Everyone group!)  ((IN SECURITY TAB))
  I'll do the videos and music next (EDIT yup Videos works now too)
  
  Bam it's showing up!!!! yay finally.   Something must have been migrated wrong from M3.   I'm going to leave the  SECURITY Everyone Read/Execute group set there to get my Xbox 360 working for now.   I understand Alex is working on another related permisionas fix

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• bergerac56

  January 2012 Member

  Just tried the 5401 build. Still not possible to rename the "drivepool" disk and still getting the error: "The folder was moved successfully with some errors / Cannot enable shadow copy on the hard drive" when moving a folder to the pool.
  

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• DrTone

  January 2012 edited January 2012 Member

  I installed 5401, rebooted.  Then performed a migration.
  
  It migrated my 17TB of data in 1 minute, all seems fine.  I don't have allot of duplicated data and an over powered machine so the migration was super fast.
  

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