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Please contact NeoFinder support to send us that file for analysis.ħ. Copy over the suspects into a new folder on your desktop and let NeoFinder catalog that to verify that you have indeed found the culprit.Ħ. If NeoFinder crashes or locks up, the last entry in that file is either the culprit, or the file just prior to the culprit.ĥ. That will cause NeoFinder to generate a text file named "NeoFinder Debug Log.txt" on your desktop, and to write in that text file the path of every single media file it catalogs.Ĥ.

NEOFINDER NOT SHOWING THUMBNAILS ARCHIVE

You can at any time catalog the disc completely when you turn off the creation of previews, or the ability to look inside archive files, using the NeoFinder Preferences, even only for that disc.ĭefaults write de.wfs-apps.neofinder LogMediaPaths 1ģ. NeoFinder also has a powerful tool to help you find a problematic file during cataloging quickly:ġ. Other reasons why NeoFinder may “hang” during cataloging can be a malformed media or archive file.

NEOFINDER NOT SHOWING THUMBNAILS MAC OS X

Also, Apple has replaced the entire USB driver in Mac OS X 10.11 with a very unstable version, which is very unfortunate.Īny time NeoFinder actually really crashes, please make sure to send us the crash log file. Yes, we have seen cases in which faulty USB cables have caused disks to suddenly disappear and cause all kind of other problems. If the volume is an externally connected local disk, check the cable. If the volume is a network or server volume, and you use the SMB protocol in Mac OS X 10.9 and newer (especially the very buggy Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan), try to switch the SMB stack back to version 1 with this cool helper app: Since NeoFinder must read a lot of data when cataloging, this can happen for a large number of reasons. NeoFinder crashes/hangs when cataloging/updating a volume. In some cases, it might be helpful to delete the NeoFinder Preferences.

If the problem remains, contact NeoFinder support and send us a console report or a crash report !Īny time NeoFinder crashes, please make sure to send us the Crash Log file.

Create a new data folder outside the Applications area, and use that as the NeoFinder database folder.

Don't keep the catalog files directly in the application folder.

If you have problems while creating a new catalog file, uncheck the several "Look inside archives" options in the Preferences window and try cataloging again.

There is a surprising large number of damaged archive files out there.

Delete the file de. in the Caches folder: /Users/yourname/Library/Caches/.

Check and repair all of your disk drives with Apples Disk Utility.

Make sure you use the most current version of NeoFinder.

NEOFINDER NOT SHOWING THUMBNAILS WINDOWS

Yes, this sounds like advice for Microsoft Windows in 1997, but lately, a lot of weird problems in macOS suddenly went away after a regular reboot of the Mac. Use the Apple menu for that, it has a command named "Restart…". If you encounter crashes, please try this:

NeoFinder relies on the consistency of the catalog database and the directory structures containing it.