Library Sleeps

[Alan Robinson]

I have recently replaced a Pi2 running Jessie with a Pi3 running Raspbian Stretch to my home network

I have a second Pi2 with Jessie 2 (from IQAudio)

I use Kinsky on a Windows Laptop as Control Point

The Pi2 gets its music from a USB disc attached locally. The Pi3 (and the previous Pi2) connects to a windows network disc. They are both very big file collections

When I open up Kinsky, the Pi2 library is available after a short delay. The Pi3 can take up to an hour

Both Pis are available with ssh

It may be a symptom of the actual problem but if I do df -h on the Pi3 it can take over 20 minutes to complete the command and once it does, the library is then shortly available on Kinsky

I have selected "Wait for network at Boot" for both

Is the network asleep somehow?

[Alan Robinson]

(25-12-2017 16:50)Alan Robinson Wrote:  I have recently replaced a Pi2 running Jessie with a Pi3 running Raspbian Stretch to my home network

I have a second Pi2 with Jessie 2 (from IQAudio)

I use Kinsky on a Windows Laptop as Control Point

The Pi2 gets its music from a USB disc attached locally. The Pi3 (and the previous Pi2) connects to a windows network disc. They are both very big file collections

When I open up Kinsky, the Pi2 library is available after a short delay. The Pi3 can take up to an hour

Both Pis are available with ssh

It may be a symptom of the actual problem but if I do df -h on the Pi3 it can take over 20 minutes to complete the command and once it does, the library is then shortly available on Kinsky

I have selected "Wait for network at Boot" for both

Is the network asleep somehow?

I have found out what it is!

I didn't know that the Pi3 has built in WiFi and I added my dongle.
This gave the Pi3 two IP addresses
This was enough to sow confusion throughout
Took out the dongle and all is good
Alan