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Old 01-17-2012, 10:09 PM   #1
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On Re-Boot Transmission Can't See the Data (Error: No Data Found)


I have six drives and have data on each. Starting and running torrents works fine but if I re-boot, Transmission can't see the data and I have to remove and restart the torrent.

I suspect hardware because it also happens with Deluge and I have just changed OS and it still happens.

Have I got too many drives? I have had seven on this computer and I think torrent clients were ok.

I can do the re-starting and have been but it's a bit of a drag...

Since posting [Before I was searching through the forums at Kubuntu and Mageia.] I have googled again using the title of my post and found a similar post here:

https://forum.transmissionbt.com/vie...hp?f=4&t=11368

but I can't see how to get 'Move Data File To' - it must be the option in 'Set Torrent Location' to 'Move From \The Current Folder' that is meant.

I was using latest Kubuntu with all updates (not sure which Transmission) am now using Mageia 1 (no updates yet - waiting to see)
with Transmission 2.22 (12099).

SOLVED: Got it to find the data: right-clicked on torrent - chose 'Set Torrent Location' then led it to the 'outer folder' inside which is the actual data folder - selected 'Local Data Is Already There' - then it was on pause (might have been me originally to stop it re-downloading) so I clicked start and it is seeding!

I have marked this as SOLVED but still don't know why this happens, and I think it will happen if/when I re-boot so if anyone can say WHY I would be grateful!

In the wrong forum though - it surely must be software and not hardware?

Last edited by rrsc16954; 01-17-2012 at 11:01 PM.
 
Old 07-29-2012, 10:41 AM   #2
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I have figured this out: I need to open the drive(s) for them to be found by Transmission.

When I reboot, I go into each drive in turn and then open Transmission and everything is ok. I suppose by opening the drives I 'mount' them and so they are available.
 
  


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