BD-Rebuilder System Rebooted [Archive]

setarip_old

26th February 2009, 20:34

@jdobbs

Overnight, midway through Pass 2 of 2 of a BD-RB project, the computer rebooted.

Is there anyway to salvage the work already done and finish this project?

drmih

27th February 2009, 01:05

Usually if you just set it up the same when you select backup it asks you if you want to continue from the last complete point. There is a pointer in the .inf file which is incremented after each stage. I haven't resumed from a reboot but guess it's the same.

setarip_old

27th February 2009, 02:32

@drmih

No - Unfortunately, after selecting "Backup", the program advises that the "Work directory is not empty. Do you want to delete the files?"

I haven't resumed from a reboot but guess it's the same.Then under what other conditions (other than a reboot) would you have attempted to restart?

MikeyBK

27th February 2009, 02:39

I know that most times BD-RB doesn't propmy us if we'd like to continue, rather stating asking if we'd like to overwrite the working foldr files instead...

But JD just stated this..
http://forum.doom9.org/showpost.php?p=1254737&postcount=1647

setarip_old

27th February 2009, 04:56

@MikeyBK

Thanks for that link - It looks promising ;>}

Am I correct in understanding that I should first run the command from "LastCMD. txt" and then follow the instruction posted by "JDobbs"?

jdobbs

27th February 2009, 15:09

Yes. But it will only work if you have already completed the first pass. If not you have to start over.

Hmmm... I just remembered. The audio wouldn't have been reencoded yet either.

I really need to put more granularity into the resume function. Right now on movie-only it pretty much always needs to restart completely.

Capsbackup

27th February 2009, 16:17

I would change the way you have Windows do updates, if this is why it rebooted, to avoid that from happening again in the future. Happened to me once before. Very annoying!

setarip_old

27th February 2009, 19:24

@jdobbs

Hi!Right now on movie-only it pretty much always needs to restart completely.That's what I discovered to be the case.

Thanks to all for the suggestions ;>}

jdobbs

27th February 2009, 20:07

I would change the way you have Windows do updates, if this is why it rebooted, to avoid that from happening again in the future. Happened to me once before. Very annoying! Are you talking to me? If your system is rebooting, it's much more likely to be the system than the software...

Furiousflea

27th February 2009, 20:19

Are you talking to me? If your system is rebooting, it's much more likely to be the system than the software...

Nah I think he's talking about "Windows Update" downloading patches then automatically restarting the computer.

FYI to everyone else, if your computer is restarting on it's own without software being the cause then your cpu is overheating and automatically rebooting the system 9\10 times.

jdobbs

27th February 2009, 20:35

Nah I think he's talking about "Windows Update" downloading patches then automatically restarting the computer.

FYI to everyone else, if your computer is restarting on it's own without software being the cause then your cpu is overheating and automatically rebooting the system 9\10 times. Oh... of course. I guess I'm a little dense today. Ok... every day.

setarip_old

27th February 2009, 22:44

cyberdoggy

28th February 2009, 01:37

I have found that 95% of the time when you have a system rebooting it's usually either hardware related or some kind of spyware/adware try cleaning the registry with like 3 different reg cleaners 1st and use superantispyware to find the junk!

jdobbs

28th February 2009, 01:59

Just to let you know - The cause of my system's reboot was a pair of little hands (The 3 year old grandson) that couldn't resist pressing buttons on everything while his Grandpa was dozing.

I sincerely love all of their innate curiosity ;>} Hah! Sounds like the issue has been narrowed down to a technical glitch somewhere between the seat and the keyboard. (I just love that expression). :)