sverm
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I wasn't sure if my Pandora already had Hotfix 4, so i went ahead and gave it a go anyway. Everything went well, and it rebooted at the end. After it came back, i noticed that whenever I go into a subfolder off the root (either of the file system itself, or the SD card), it takes about 10-15 seconds to populate the contents of that folder. I can see the root OK, i.e. I can see that my SD card contains a subfolder called "pandora", but when I go into the pandora folder, I get a watch cursor for an abnormally long time, even if there are only 4 folders in /<sd card>/pandora/.
It happens with NAND folders too (e.g. /etc/), so it's not just my SD card. And it only started after I applied Hotfix 4.
Any suggestions? Is there a cache I can flush somewhere? What's the checkdisk command? fsck? Does that need any recommended switches?
It happens with NAND folders too (e.g. /etc/), so it's not just my SD card. And it only started after I applied Hotfix 4.
Any suggestions? Is there a cache I can flush somewhere? What's the checkdisk command? fsck? Does that need any recommended switches?