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colchaodemola |
2010-08-10
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#31
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tracker-processes -r will do the job.
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2010-08-10
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Originally Posted by droll
I can not.
can you delete the broken thumbnails from the picture viewer?
If i try, the phone says "picture cannot be removed". Propably because all the broken thumbnails are read only...I have also tried the "tracker-processes -r" command few times with no effect.
Last edited by janne.palo; 2010-08-10 at 21:24.
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2010-08-21
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All the broken thumbnails are from game called battle for wesnoth. Im currently trying ti re-install it and then remove it again and hopefully the thumbnails will disappear.
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2010-08-21
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@ Hungary
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#34
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Originally Posted by colchaodemola
Won't do the job!
tracker-processes -r will do the job.
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2010-08-21
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#35
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In xterminal:
rm -r /home/user/.thumbnails/fail/hildon-thumbnail/
tracker-processes -r
rm -r /home/user/.thumbnails/fail/hildon-thumbnail/
tracker-processes -r
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2011-01-27
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same problem :S:S:S:S help plz
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2011-02-08
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#37
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try this
in X-Term:
then launch "Tracker Cfg" from applications list. In it's menu "Rebuild databases" then "Restart tracker".
This helped for me.
in X-Term:
Code:
root apt-get install tracker-cfg
This helped for me.
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2015-05-06
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#38
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One method that I've found to work with both broken thumbnails and duplicate thumbnails is to move the photo files somewhere else, then move them back. More precisely:
1. using File Manager, move the affected photo files to a different folder.
2. start the Photos application. Wait for the thumbnails to appear. Close the photos application.
3. move the files back to their original application.
4. start the Photos application. Wait for the thumbnails to appear.
If all your photos are affected and they are all in the same folder (e.g. DCIM), select the folder and move it somewhere else on the same drive (internal storage or SD card). This avoids physically copying the files to a different drive and is quick. The longest wait will be to recreate the thumbnails in step 4.
I guess one might even make a script to automatize the above procedure.
1. using File Manager, move the affected photo files to a different folder.
2. start the Photos application. Wait for the thumbnails to appear. Close the photos application.
3. move the files back to their original application.
4. start the Photos application. Wait for the thumbnails to appear.
If all your photos are affected and they are all in the same folder (e.g. DCIM), select the folder and move it somewhere else on the same drive (internal storage or SD card). This avoids physically copying the files to a different drive and is quick. The longest wait will be to recreate the thumbnails in step 4.
I guess one might even make a script to automatize the above procedure.
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