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(12th Oct, 2013 07:21 AM)Smultie Wrote:  2) currently have 13 snapshots. Don't know how many I had in my old "slow" config since I reinstalled the whole thing yesterday. Any idea if ssh-ing in can cause slowness over time? Or using "sudo apt-get xxxxx" over and over again?

More general question. Do I even need to SSH in to get the latest packages, or will the auto-update feature take care of it as well?

sudo apt-get install/update can cause slowness (indirectly) by creating snapshots before apt-get. but the max 10 is not a number with significant effect. and pre- apt-get snapshots are created only for root fs. so really max 10 (this is not for each sub volume).

auto-update should be enough (assuming you have xbian-package-config-shell with the fix for kept back packages - I assume any version higher than 2.1.6-25).

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(12th Oct, 2013 12:01 PM)thenork Wrote:  I also checked the "Shares should be world writeable" for smb, but the problem is still there. I can actually connect to xbian home folder just fine, and it's writeable (didn't test that before). However for my usb drive, I can connect with xbian but not with guest. If I try with guest I get this in the mac console (xbian.local/Fantom is my usb drive):

can you check that /etc/usbmount/usbmount.conf has SHARERW=yes ? if yes, can you provide output of

Code:

sudo net conf list

when the usb is mounted? and if you connect with xbian, can you write?

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@thenork

I found a small bug in usbmount, I will issue a fix. can you test xbian-package-usbmount version 1.0.4-7 please?