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Data Abort at 0004ECCC (0)
Sir_Brizz:
Hi all, I have an iPod Color (4G) and I loaded Rockbox on it a few years ago. Everything worked fine back then, then I loaded all my music on it and it was still working fine.
Today I decided I should update to the latest release, so I went and got Rockbox Utility and installed it, Rockbox came up just fine, but when it started initializing the database I got this error on a white screen:
Data abort
at 0004ECCC (0)
I've tried everything except formatting my device. I've uninstalled and reinstalled rockbox numerous times (including removing the rockbox folder off of my device).
If it matters, I'm running Rockbox Utility on Kubuntu 10.10. The program seems to be operating properly, though. This seems to be some problem with the database. The error comes up when it says something like "Setting Database (3/9)".
Any thoughts?
bluebrother:
Theres a problem, possibly bug with the database. If you don't use the database just delete all database files (/.rockbox/database_*.tcd) and disable auto update of the database. If you use the database do the same, rebuild the database and check if the problem persists. And update to the latest build if you haven't already :)
jaygeekay:
so i'm not the only one. i've always stayed fairly up to date with rockbox releases and have not had any sort of problem at all for at least a year - i say at least because i can't remember the last issue i had, so it could be far longer :)
but the latest 3.8 seems to have issues. the first is with the database. update did not work the first time i tried it. so i tried an initialise instead and that *seems* to have worked - though it was very quick, i think too quick, so i'm not confident everything is ok. and i wonder if that is the reason i have been getting that same Data Abort message? it is the same song that makes it happen each time. i don't know yet if it will happen with others, i haven't had 3.8 for that long.
in the meantime, i have had two other freezes as well - have no idea what was up with those - maybe they are based on the same issue.
i will go back to 3.7.1 when i get a chance and look back in a week or two to see if things have been fixed.
jim.
by the way, if there is any debugging i can do to help ye figure these issues out just let me know. i'm a software developer - debugging is part of my life - just make sure to give instructions :)
erdnuesse:
same here.
Since I used both, database AND folder structure for playback (wanted the possibility to switch back to original fw in case of hangups or errors, since i used the actual builds, not only the "stable" ones) it was not that big of a downtime for me.
Well at least, I got rockbox running again today, thanks to bluebrother - with a little issue left.
What I tried:
A1. Reinstalling the stable build
no result
Here's what worked for me (partly):
B1. I deleted the database files like bluebrother mentioned
B2. I installed the actual build
result: Rockbox boots and playback via file/folder structure works as always
Database initializes, but stops at some point. Opening says that it's not ready.
Trying C right now...
C1. I deleted the database files like bluebrother mentioned
C2. I installed the stable build
result: ... wait, I'm doing this live : )
Database is being built - aaaaaaaaaaand again the 0004ECCC.
Back to B - let's see if the database will initialize completely.
[tbc.]
[Update:]
Well, Friends, Users and Contributors, I got it working again for me, without downgrading.
1. I deleted all the database files like bluebrother mentioned
2. I installed the actual build
3. I disabled the "Load to RAM" Option in Settings -> General -> Database
4. Finally I initialized the db new from scratch.
result: Rockbox boots and playback via file/folder structure works as always. The database initializes, commits and playback seemed possible. Even after a reboot (which is now incredibly fast! - guess because of the loading to Ram function) it does not crash anymore.
My issue is that I have double entries for any file, because it added songs twice to the database.
I'll head on and delete the database files, initialize from zero and see what happens.
[tbc.]
--
"because I can."
Chronon:
There's an older bug with similar phenomenology, but a different address for the data abort:
http://www.rockbox.org/tracker/task/11642
It would be good to file a new bug report for this abort with as much information as possible (like the dependence on "Load to RAM").
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