Phantom Device

[wmbutler]

I configured boxee to store my movies on an external firewire drive called GRAID2. At some point a month ago, I disconnected the drive to do some other things. When I reconnected it I could no longer access my movie database. Upon browsing for my movies I discovered that boxee sees GRAID2 and GRAID2 1. GRAID2 1 is what boxee perceives as the volume with all of my media. Even after reboots with the drive connected and disconnected, boxee keeps the GRAID2 in the list. sure I can just map everything over to look at GRAID2 1, but I'd like to have this fixed. I have deleted and reinstalled boxee from scratch as well so I am running the latest version on my Leopard Mac Mini.

[wmbutler]

News Flash: It's worse than I thought! Every time I disconnect and reconnect the firewire drive, boxee 'caches' the previous drive names. Now I have 3 devices:

GRAID2
GRAID2 1
GRAID2 2

Only GRAID2 2 has the actual content. The others are browsable but with no content. For clarification, the OS X filesystem just sees 1 appropriately named drive: GRAID2.

[marcel]

can you send me your boxee.logs (http://forum.boxee.tv/showthread.php?t=377)

[kesmed2001]

Has this been resolved? I am having the same issues.

[darcilicious]

If you're seeing this issue with the latest version of Boxee installed (released on Friday), then generate a log file (http://boxee.zendesk.com/entries/136404-i-ve-been-asked-by-boxee-support-to-send-debug-logs-how-do-i-do-that) and file a bug report (http://jira.boxee.tv)