Hi,

I took my N900 back from the warranty repair. I've installed CSSU thumb, kernel-power, openmediaplayer, etc. straight away. As there was a problem of some media player entries duplicate, I rebuilt the whole database with
But from then on I'm getting ~500 tracks. They are all probably on internal storage. ( I noticed no from memory card)

I rebooted at least 3 times, did tracker-processes -r at least 5 times, did tracker-processes --hard-reset at least 2 times. Nothing works. I had ~2000 tracks before. I have ogg-support installed.

How can this be fixed? (Maybe tracker in Fremantle should be backported from Harmattan in the future if it's a tracker bug?)

Thanks in advance!

Have you checked in /home/user/.config/tracker to see what is watched etc.
Can you see the SD?

If you have a lot to index it can take a while look at "top" to see if it's still indexing.

Yes, I can access the SD. OMP even plays the files with album art if opened with a file manager!

tracker-status says 'Idle'. Top confirms, shows only /usr/lib/tracker/trackerd

ls ~/.cache/tracker shows
db-version.txt, email-contents.db, email-index.db, email-meta.db, file-contents.db, file-index.db, file-meta.db

I tried adding /media/mmc1 to watch paths with tracker-cfg, but this changes nothing. Before the Nokia service guys reflashed everything worked ok without any tweaking.

I've just noticed that ogg-support doesn't touch memory card files. Should it be like that?

use the app "Tracker CFG"

Does trackerd need any kind of write access on the card?
Is the card writable?

I don't think it needs. I tried writing on the card and it worked

But for what exactly? I've already written that added /media/mmc1 to the watching paths.

I've just purged ogg-support, and installed decoders-support, and it seems the files have been indexed but a half without metadata. Then I did tracker-processes -r and after that all the media's indexed.