"Database not Ready" on iAudio X5

[afruff23]

I just wrote a long post and I didn't save it and it ate it up.

Sorry about how incoherent this may be but I am really pissed off.

-upgraded to SVN build: r15969-071223
-attached my tagnavi file
-deleted all my tagcache files
-message only pops up when the last screen before shutdown is the database
-Pertinent database debug info:
 Progress: 99%(2398 entries)
 Commit step:0
-dircache is on
-database is autoupdate and loaded to RAM

[Llorean]

If the database is not generating, have you added any files recently?

[afruff23]

Oh, forgot to add that the database works fine and generates. The message just comes up on startup. I did also add some files, but they all appear to be working fine. They are MP3's and some OGG's. These are the first OGG's I added.

[Llorean]

So wait, what EXACTLY happens. Please try to describe more clearly.

[afruff23]

My settings are set to go to the "previous" screen on startup. If the LAST screen I am is the database menu and I shutdown and turn on again, I get "Database is not ready". However, the database seems to work perfectly fine. The same thing happens if I go to the top database menu, go back to the main menu, then turn off, and then turn the X5 back on.

If the LAST screen I am is something else like "Settings", then I don't get "Database is not ready" on startup and the database seems to work perfectly fine.

[afruff23]

I deleted the new files. No dice.

[Llorean]

Please use the "Modify" button, rather than posting twice. This is made clear in the guidelines.

[afruff23]

Sorry about that. Anyway, I tried a whole bunch of things. I turned dircache off and then back on after a restart. I tried deleting the database files from within the player. I tried the default tagnavi.config file.

It still gets stuck on 99% (2380 entries) and gives the "database not ready" message after a shutdown from the database menu. What is this "entries" number exactly? I have around 1200 songs.

EDIT: SORRY!
I got a Toshiba Gigabeat F40 and I am experiencing the same problems again.