Hello,
I have my collections on usb disks but when I try to configure collections as removable disk it is seen as part of my computer http://www.cjoint.com/doc/17_11/GKppW5pQNks_Screenshot-20171115-164651.png and then added on local collections is that normal? thanks jdd -- http://dodin.org |
Le 15/11/2017 à 16:50, [hidden email] a écrit :
> Hello, > > I have my collections on usb disks > > but when I try to configure collections as removable disk it is seen as > part of my computer > > http://www.cjoint.com/doc/17_11/GKppW5pQNks_Screenshot-20171115-164651.png > > and then added on local collections > sorry to come again to this subject, but I may have been hit by this problem right now. I forgot to plug the usb before launching digikam, and I had to stop digikam, plug, then restart digikam and now digikam is scanning the collection as a new one (probably more than 30 mn long, not ended yet) how could I warn digikam than these collections are on removable disk? thanks jdd -- http://dodin.org |
On vendredi 17 novembre 2017 09:05:46 CET [hidden email] wrote:
> Le 15/11/2017 à 16:50, [hidden email] a écrit : > > Hello, > > > > I have my collections on usb disks > > > > but when I try to configure collections as removable disk it is seen as > > part of my computer > > > > http://www.cjoint.com/doc/17_11/GKppW5pQNks_Screenshot-20171115-164651.png > > > > and then added on local collections > > sorry to come again to this subject, but I may have been hit by this > problem right now. > > I forgot to plug the usb before launching digikam, and I had to stop > digikam, plug, then restart digikam and now digikam is scanning the > collection as a new one (probably more than 30 mn long, not ended yet) > > how could I warn digikam than these collections are on removable disk? > > thanks > jdd (that's the second option under Collections in the setup dialog for me, with version 5.5.0) Remco |
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> I forgot to plug the usb before launching digikam, and I had to stop > digikam, plug, then restart digikam and now digikam is scanning the > collection as a new one (probably more than 30 mn long, not ended yet) > > how could I warn digikam than these collections are on removable disk? > > thanks > jdd I think I remember that DK asked me if it should mark a collection as "removable" when it was configured but the drive was not mounted when DK started. Don't remember which DK version that was, though. BTW, I found it strange that I could still see previews of images on the removable drive, even if the drive was not connected at all. Martin |
Am 17.11.2017 um 19:55 schrieb Martin Burnicki: > [hidden email] wrote: >> I forgot to plug the usb before launching digikam, and I had to stop >> digikam, plug, then restart digikam and now digikam is scanning the >> collection as a new one (probably more than 30 mn long, not ended yet) >> >> how could I warn digikam than these collections are on removable disk? >> >> thanks >> jdd > > I think I remember that DK asked me if it should mark a collection as > "removable" when it was configured but the drive was not mounted when DK > started. Don't remember which DK version that was, though. > > BTW, I found it strange that I could still see previews of images on the > removable drive, even if the drive was not connected at all. > > Martin > I use removable collections on my laptop. Once it was scanned for the first time, the thumbs/previews and the album tree of the removable disk are always visible, whether the disk is plugged or not. I guess, this is an advantage (for me it's a bit confusing, but I got used to it). Now, when I start digikam with plugged disk, it checks the whole disk again each time and I have to wait... Bit I found a work-around: start digikam /without/ the external disk, and plug/mount it, when dk is already running. Then is does not re-read all files, but still all files are available from the album tree. Just, if you accidentally quit digikam and start it again without first unplugging the external disk - you are there waiting for the re-reading. So: never forget to unplug the usb-disk before starting digikam... -- Daniel Bauer photographer Basel Barcelona https://www.patreon.com/danielbauer http://www.daniel-bauer.com |
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Le 17/11/2017 à 19:43, Remco Viëtor a écrit :
> Perhaps by adding them as collections on removable media? > (that's the second option under Collections in the setup dialog for me, > with version 5.5.0) > it's exactly what I do, but digikam say "it's on your local disk" and add it as local may be because they are usb3 very large disks? (5Tb) openSUSE, digikam appimage jdd -- http://dodin.org |
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