I have recently noticed that my NUC needs some time to make the database service available after a cold start. The time is now around 10-15 minutes. The database contains about 125,000 tracks (NUC8i7BEH / M2NVME256GB / 16GB RAM / Roon Rock + 2TB int. SSD + 5TB ext. HDD). Why could the start-up process have slowed down so much? I recently switched off the roon analysis and deactivated hypertheading in the bios. then the nuc ran as before, but nice and quiet. Now, however, I have this very long cold start and no idea why. Does somebody has any idea?
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When I just started the NUC, the server was reachable after about 2 minutes. Is it possible that a scheduled backup that was not executed could produce this behavior?
My server takes several minutes for the system to be able to connect a remote to. I have 2 X the number to tracks you do (270K), but 10-15mins seems way too long if that is still the case.
I took some screens today and for me it is clear the server is in a restart loop.
Why is that? Restarting the server will not end this, rebooting neither.
Disconnectig the external HDD and cold starting the NUC end the loop.
I’ll pop this over to @support area and looks like they are going to want some logs. It likely it’s a file on your hdd that’s crashing something I think.
Can you please reproduce the issue a few times with the HDD connected and then use these instructions to send me a set of your ROCK logs via private message (click my name -> message)?
