I think I had 6 or 7 working items in the schedule and 3 or 4 items that were no longer recording (as a season had ended).
I do not believe the custom firmware caused the problem. Merely my choice of standard humax settings (i.e. always on) which happened to coincide with the custom firmware...
Hi All,
tl;dr - Regular power down to standby could improve tv guide performance.
Just thought I'd pop this in here in case it helps anyone. Last year I installed the custom firmware which ran like a charm. Towards the end of the year I noticed the guide was getting slower and slower, painfully...
Right then. Significant progress.
TL;DR - Its the Humax at fault
I have just got my old Raspberry Pi up and running. I ran the command :
mount -t nfs -o vers=3,nolock 192.168.1.11:/srv/nfs/ext /tmp/pc
The Pi connected and I was immediately able to do "ls" and see the contents of the remote...
So I tried various commands to view the contents of a directory last night (which all work on the pc) dir, less, vi, echo. they all report the directory as empty. Time to figure out if its the Humax or the server. Last night I plugged in my old Pi and will be trying to create mounts on that...
"but fsid itself isn't specific to NFS 4, which is why it stopped the stale file handles with my router's NFS 3"
Thanks, I hadn't realised this at all! Obviously I still have some learning to go. I certainly know more about NFS now than I did a week ago. When first trying to read up about this...
I had a quick read of https://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deployment_Guide-en-US/s1-nfs-server-config-exports.html down the bottom of the page, section 18.7.1.1. So one entry in exports has fsid=0 to set it as root. However if your current setup is working for you its probably worth just leaving...
Thanks for the info Chimeland. I'll see if I can replicate your setup tonight.
A bit more tinkering last night showed that doing "ls" on the Humax box in any directory that has no files in it will not list the "." and ".." entries like any normal linux installation so that explains why I don't...
Ok, next strange yet interesting discovery. A colleague at work asked if the file was in the exported directory even if I cant see it with "ls". Given the previous discoveries about the local mount point changing permissions correctly and the ArchServer reporting that the nfs service was...
I know the ArchServer and Humax can see each other because they can ping each other. Also I have got gFtp running on the ArchServer and can successfully copy files from server to humax and when in cli on Humax verify that the files have copied. So there is definately a connection between the 2...
I've decided to log my investigations here as I work through things in case it helps anyone else or sparks any ideas. If anyone has any thoughts please do chip in.
On Archserver /srv/nfs/ext is set to permissions rwx r x r x. So no write permissions.
On humax I have a directory /tmp/pg with...
Interesting to hear you are also on Arch linux. Can I check with you about setting up the server side please?
I have /etc/exports
/srv/nfs/ext 192.168.1.201(ro,nohide)
I have started nfs-server and rpcbind.
On the Humax side if I try your command I get :
mount: mounting...
Hi All,
I have the network-shares-automount installed and it looks like its mostly working. The mount is being made and when I run a mount command I get :
192.168.1.11://srv/nfs/ext on /media/pc type nfs...
The output from the fixdisk is below. There are a few time captures in it. The main date entries were after the long disk self test "Sun Oct 29 03:50:24 GMT 2017" and then at the end of the actual check "Sun Oct 29 03:56:18 GMT 2017". So about 5mins 54secs. These same numbers from the first run...
I'm running a fixdisk again now so we can compare numbers (remembering that the old drive was 1TB and the new drive is 2TB of course).
Meanwhile I've been looking into the copying of all my recordings across. I have got the gFtp client installed and can succesfully connect to the Humax running...
Brilliant, that worked. I then unmounted and reformatted sda2 using the command in the wiki blog and my numbers now match those on the blog. Thanks for all the help guys. New drive up and running. Next job is trying to copy everything from the old drive to the new and I'm sure I've seen a guide...
Unfortunately once the system is running I cannot unmount the partition "umount: can't umount /mnt/hd2: Device or resource busy"
I've tried a few things including a forced unmount which resulted in the machine crashing and rebooting. Guess I'll just stick with what I have, unless anyone has any...
"Inode count: 121380864"
Given the increase from 1TB to 2TB I'm not too worried about the amount of space taken up by the inodes. However I do want to make sure that an increased number of inodes wont impact performance or HDD lifespan.
and for reference, here is what you get with...
Well it looks like the 4k alignment is good. Now I just need to read up on inodes and see if there is a way to tell what has happened on the humax box.
>>> Beginning diagnostic 4kalign
Running: 4kalign
--> This is an Advanced Format (AF) drive.
Model Number: ST2000VM003-1ET164...
All questions I would like answered if at all possible?
I have the HDD physically installed and was very relieved to find the recording schedule still in place (thought I might have lost it). Now for the partitioning and formatting. I understand the argument for aligning partitions as it was...
Hi BennyBoy, Do you mean the commands at https://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/2TB_Disk_Installation_Blog ? Only I dont see any actual commands for creating sized and aligned partitions there.
I think I had 6 or 7 working items in the schedule and 3 or 4 items that were no longer recording (as a season had ended).
I do not believe the custom firmware caused the problem. Merely my choice of standard humax settings (i.e. always on) which happened to coincide with the custom firmware...
Hi All,
tl;dr - Regular power down to standby could improve tv guide performance.
Just thought I'd pop this in here in case it helps anyone. Last year I installed the custom firmware which ran like a charm. Towards the end of the year I noticed the guide was getting slower and slower, painfully...
Right then. Significant progress.
TL;DR - Its the Humax at fault
I have just got my old Raspberry Pi up and running. I ran the command :
mount -t nfs -o vers=3,nolock 192.168.1.11:/srv/nfs/ext /tmp/pc
The Pi connected and I was immediately able to do "ls" and see the contents of the remote...
So I tried various commands to view the contents of a directory last night (which all work on the pc) dir, less, vi, echo. they all report the directory as empty. Time to figure out if its the Humax or the server. Last night I plugged in my old Pi and will be trying to create mounts on that...
"but fsid itself isn't specific to NFS 4, which is why it stopped the stale file handles with my router's NFS 3"
Thanks, I hadn't realised this at all! Obviously I still have some learning to go. I certainly know more about NFS now than I did a week ago. When first trying to read up about this...
I had a quick read of https://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/Deployment_Guide-en-US/s1-nfs-server-config-exports.html down the bottom of the page, section 18.7.1.1. So one entry in exports has fsid=0 to set it as root. However if your current setup is working for you its probably worth just leaving...
Thanks for the info Chimeland. I'll see if I can replicate your setup tonight.
A bit more tinkering last night showed that doing "ls" on the Humax box in any directory that has no files in it will not list the "." and ".." entries like any normal linux installation so that explains why I don't...
Ok, next strange yet interesting discovery. A colleague at work asked if the file was in the exported directory even if I cant see it with "ls". Given the previous discoveries about the local mount point changing permissions correctly and the ArchServer reporting that the nfs service was...
I know the ArchServer and Humax can see each other because they can ping each other. Also I have got gFtp running on the ArchServer and can successfully copy files from server to humax and when in cli on Humax verify that the files have copied. So there is definately a connection between the 2...
I've decided to log my investigations here as I work through things in case it helps anyone else or sparks any ideas. If anyone has any thoughts please do chip in.
On Archserver /srv/nfs/ext is set to permissions rwx r x r x. So no write permissions.
On humax I have a directory /tmp/pg with...
Interesting to hear you are also on Arch linux. Can I check with you about setting up the server side please?
I have /etc/exports
/srv/nfs/ext 192.168.1.201(ro,nohide)
I have started nfs-server and rpcbind.
On the Humax side if I try your command I get :
mount: mounting...
Hi All,
I have the network-shares-automount installed and it looks like its mostly working. The mount is being made and when I run a mount command I get :
192.168.1.11://srv/nfs/ext on /media/pc type nfs...
The output from the fixdisk is below. There are a few time captures in it. The main date entries were after the long disk self test "Sun Oct 29 03:50:24 GMT 2017" and then at the end of the actual check "Sun Oct 29 03:56:18 GMT 2017". So about 5mins 54secs. These same numbers from the first run...
I'm running a fixdisk again now so we can compare numbers (remembering that the old drive was 1TB and the new drive is 2TB of course).
Meanwhile I've been looking into the copying of all my recordings across. I have got the gFtp client installed and can succesfully connect to the Humax running...
Brilliant, that worked. I then unmounted and reformatted sda2 using the command in the wiki blog and my numbers now match those on the blog. Thanks for all the help guys. New drive up and running. Next job is trying to copy everything from the old drive to the new and I'm sure I've seen a guide...
Unfortunately once the system is running I cannot unmount the partition "umount: can't umount /mnt/hd2: Device or resource busy"
I've tried a few things including a forced unmount which resulted in the machine crashing and rebooting. Guess I'll just stick with what I have, unless anyone has any...
"Inode count: 121380864"
Given the increase from 1TB to 2TB I'm not too worried about the amount of space taken up by the inodes. However I do want to make sure that an increased number of inodes wont impact performance or HDD lifespan.
and for reference, here is what you get with...
Well it looks like the 4k alignment is good. Now I just need to read up on inodes and see if there is a way to tell what has happened on the humax box.
>>> Beginning diagnostic 4kalign
Running: 4kalign
--> This is an Advanced Format (AF) drive.
Model Number: ST2000VM003-1ET164...
All questions I would like answered if at all possible?
I have the HDD physically installed and was very relieved to find the recording schedule still in place (thought I might have lost it). Now for the partitioning and formatting. I understand the argument for aligning partitions as it was...
Hi BennyBoy, Do you mean the commands at https://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/2TB_Disk_Installation_Blog ? Only I dont see any actual commands for creating sized and aligned partitions there.
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