So I have two drives that I use as mirrors of one another. One is in Ext4 which I primarily work out of under Ubuntu and the other is NTFS for Windows which only gets used with VirtualDJ (haven't gotten used to MIXX yet and it does video.)
Anyway I had them named Expansion Drive and Expansion Backup. I figured a more logical naming would be in order so I renamed Expansion Backup to Ext4 2GB. Well I loaded up gmusicbrowser and it couldn't find anything because it was still going off the old volume name. I renamed it back and all was good again. However this does highlight a problem.
I had a similar issue when moving all of my music out of /m(for media)/Music to just /m (because on NTFS I was hitting the character limit on some directories/files.) Then it didn't know where my music was even though it was just one directory up. Obviously I didn't want to put it back so I had to reload the entire library. (This was before I copied everything to the new drive.)
My point is there should be a way to go in (through the program itself) and modify the library location volume and directory. If there is one I didn't see it.
Anyway I had them named Expansion Drive and Expansion Backup. I figured a more logical naming would be in order so I renamed Expansion Backup to Ext4 2GB. Well I loaded up gmusicbrowser and it couldn't find anything because it was still going off the old volume name. I renamed it back and all was good again. However this does highlight a problem.
I had a similar issue when moving all of my music out of /m(for media)/Music to just /m (because on NTFS I was hitting the character limit on some directories/files.) Then it didn't know where my music was even though it was just one directory up. Obviously I didn't want to put it back so I had to reload the entire library. (This was before I copied everything to the new drive.)
My point is there should be a way to go in (through the program itself) and modify the library location volume and directory. If there is one I didn't see it.