CRASH: Rebuild Index

I started Logos and it started indexing, presumably because it found some new resources in my Libronix resource folder. I paused the indexer and issued the Rebuild Index command, as soon as I hit Enter Logos crashed.

Logs:

7484.Logos4Crash.txt
0537.Logos4.log

At no point did the indexer crash, but I'm including its logs which should end abruptly because I killed it in the Task manager.

0636.Logos4Indexer.log

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Dave Hooton

This has happened before when trying to force a re-index during indexing. Not a good idea!

The two resources were 3ejames.lbxlls & CWCCGAL.lbxlls.

Only the library index was affected, so you could try a restart of L4 hoping it may resume, try the rebuild library index command or delete the libraryindex folder!

Melissa Snyder

Dave's advice is good, to give it a chance to finish the supplemental index before rebuilding. I have added this report to an existing case.

Michael Lyman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/123813#Comment_123813

If I had one wish from Logos it would be to fix the indexing once and for all before doing anything else. Since Beta 6 indexing runs all of the time, it doesn't crash but it never finishes. It takes up system resources and keeps my computer running hot for endless hours.

DominicM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/123966#Comment_123966

if its still making index when you need to turn PC off, if you choose hibernate, indexing will continue on the restart, othewise it starts from be begining again

Christopher Powell

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/123971#Comment_123971

Where is the library index folder located? I'd like to delete it if I know it will rebuild.

Thanks,

Chris.

Rich DeRuiter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/197729#Comment_197729

Where is the library index folder located?

For Vista/Win7 it will be here: C:\Users\[your name]\AppData\Local\Logos4\Data\[random numbers]\LibraryIndex

For XP it will be slightly different, but you should be able to figure it out.

Also note that you'll have to be able to view hidden folders to see "AppData" in Windows Explorer.