[SOLVED] After upgrade to 9.3.0-1moode1, USB is no more there, then back

[Phil35]

Hello,

I update to 9.3.0-1moode1 without anyproblem.
However
-> Library -> Folder there is only these items:
-NAS
-SDCARD
-Default Playlist
-Favorites

One is missing:  USB then should the disk named "Intenso"


But -> Configure -> Library:  this is ok, I see:
USB Drives
USB drives are automatically mounted/unmounted when they are inserted/removed.
[color=var(--accentxts)][color=var(--accentxts)]Intenso (/dev/sda1 | exfat)

[/color][/color]I update the library:
0250323 182521 worker: Job update_library
20250323 182521 mpdindex: Start
20250323 182521 mpdindex: Cmd (update)
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Start
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Scan opt: Default
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Priority: Embedded cover
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Res,Qual: 600px,60
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Px ratio: 1
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Th width: 600
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Thm qual: 60
20250323 182522 thumb-gen: Scanning: NAS, NVME, SATA, SDCARD, Intenso
20250323 182601 thumb-gen: Done: 1793 folders scanned, 0 thumbs created, 1793 already in cache
with no better success.

The only way to play music is via the Album path.
How to recover the item USB in -> Library -> Folder
It seems, just have to wait  :-)
now (20mn later), USB is back suddently
20250323 184326 mpdindex: Done: indexed 1698 artists, 781 albums, 12538 songs
20250323 184326 worker: Job update_library done
So this is may be normal?

and more items too, displayed:NAS
[*]NVME  -> new but there is any, then disappear
SATA   -> new but there is any, then disappear
SDCARD
USB
Default Playlist
Favorites

Thank for your help.
Phil

[Tim Curtis]

Did you read the **NOTE in the release announcement?
https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=7496

[Phil35]

Hello @Tim Curtis
Ok, so this is normal
I was too impatient

Thanks to the team!

Have a good day
Phil

[droner3r]

Hi everyone.
Having the same problem, after the update the usb drive doesn’t appear in the library folder, but in audio settings I get what you can see in the screenshot.
I pressed the  Regenerate button, the wheel in the right corner is still spinning after 3 hours.

Is there something wrong?

[the_bertrum]

Looks like you have a "ghost mount" USB in the system, "2TB Black" and "2TB Black_". I can't recall the steps to resolve that but you'll find it if you search the forum. I expect fixing that will help.

[Tim Curtis]

Hi everyone.
Having the same problem, after the update the usb drive doesn’t appear in the library folder, but in audio settings I get what you can see in the screenshot.
I pressed the  Regenerate button, the wheel in the right corner is still spinning after 3 hours.

Is there something wrong?

I think you may have two issues.

1. MPD database update not completing
2. Ghost mount (the one with the underscore at the end)

#2 procedure to fix

1. Unplug all USB drives
2. Open the SSH terminal (System Config)

3. List the directories in /media and confirm that "2TB Black_" exists

Code:

ls -l /media

4. Remove the directory with the trailing underscore

Code:

sudo rmdir "/media/2TB Black_"

5. Reboot
6. Plug in the USB drive 
7. Open Library Config and confirm a green check mark for the Remote NAS source

For issue #1
There have been a few reports about MPD 0.24 database update not completing and this is under investigation. 

I would try to regenerate the music database and at the same time monitor the MPD log and see if it stops at a particular file.

Code:

# Clear the MPD log
sudo truncate /var/log/mpd/log --size 0

# Begin monitoring the log (Ctrl-c to stop monitoring)
tail -f /var/log/mpd/log

# Regenerate the music database (Library Config)

Also examine the moOde startup log and see if the database update completes. The stats will be at the end of the log.

Code:

# Show the startup log
moodeutl -l

[droner3r]

Thank you so much, i’m gonna try.
Just a little help, could you remember me how to login to shh? 
I did a few times when i used Volumio, but I’ve never did it with moOde.
Thank you for your patience.

[Tim Curtis]

Menu > Configure > System

Scroll down a bit to the Security section

Turn WebSSH on and then OPEN SSH terminal

[droner3r]

Yes, but i meant : username, password.

What i have to do after typing shh?

[Tim Curtis]

After you open the WebSSH terminal it will prompt for Userid and Password.

Enter the userid and password that you specified in the Raspberry Pi Imager when you made the moOde image.