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<blockquote data-quote="breese" data-source="post: 1032462" data-attributes="member: 114299"><p>I got all the info I needed, backup up everything as Test2 and uninstalled.</p><p>Just did a new install to C: But.. Decided to test 2 birds with 1 stone.</p><p>Stopped the server, edited the Paths.xml to point the SQLite DB to R:\MediaPortal folder.</p><p>Restared the server, configured the server (thru the client) for music to local F:\Music</p><p>Server and client instantly matched up and the scan started with the DB files on F: as I wanted...</p><p> </p><p>Good New,</p><p>The veriations in the Paths.xml work great</p><p>Sending the DB to my RamDrive R: is G.D. Fast!!! that 500 Classic Rock Song folder was completed in 20 Seconds!!</p><p>That is not a joke!! I/O has a huge difference on the scan's</p><p>More to come!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="breese, post: 1032462, member: 114299"] I got all the info I needed, backup up everything as Test2 and uninstalled. Just did a new install to C: But.. Decided to test 2 birds with 1 stone. Stopped the server, edited the Paths.xml to point the SQLite DB to R:\MediaPortal folder. Restared the server, configured the server (thru the client) for music to local F:\Music Server and client instantly matched up and the scan started with the DB files on F: as I wanted... Good New, The veriations in the Paths.xml work great Sending the DB to my RamDrive R: is G.D. Fast!!! that 500 Classic Rock Song folder was completed in 20 Seconds!! That is not a joke!! I/O has a huge difference on the scan's More to come! [/QUOTE]
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