and here is a sample
8713.LogosLogs.Mike.20170302-094155.zip
Mac OS 10.12.4 beta
Logos Bible Software 7.5 Beta 3 7.5.0.0015
A restart seems to kick it over the trip hazard though.
(no problem on the stable version)
The indexer log you provided went to normal completion!
Thanks for checking that out Dave.
Does the log show that the indicator on the screen changed or simply that the indexing completed?
I wonder if there is a lack of communication between the process and the display?
(This is actually the second update where this has happened - the first time I restarted and it disappeared - this time I was more careful.
Mike
I only have the issue intermittently but a restart always works for me too. This happens and I only use the stable version of Logos 7.
I wonder if that is just an issue for Mac user, like us?
Every blessing
Alan
Thanks for checking that out Dave. Does the log show that the indicator on the screen changed or simply that the indexing completed? I wonder if there is a lack of communication between the process and the display? (This is actually the second update where this has happened - the first time I restarted and it disappeared - this time I was more careful.
Mike, I am running Windows and I don't think I have ever seen the indicator change to 100%. When it get's to 99% it simply goes away after completing. My log's confirm that it completed, but I don't think the indicator has ever illustrated that before disappearing.
It doesn't show any "Software is indexing (nn% complete)" notification but it completed all indexing and shut down @ 12:04 on 1 March.
Fred,
The next the indexer doesn't get to 100% can you upload your logs?
Fred means that 99% is the highest notification level, so there is only a problem if the indexer remains at that level for a considerable time or crashes.
The next the indexer doesn't get to 100% can you upload your logs? Fred means that 99% is the highest notification level, so there is only a problem if the indexer remains at that level for a considerable time or crashes.
That is correct.
