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Thanks for posting this @wid_sbdp. I added my G:\ drive to the AV exceptions list, but I'll try adding the processes as well and report back. I'm currently stuck at under 10mbps average download across 6 threads.
EDIT: I made the changes to AV configuration without seeing any effect. Since I needed to reboot for Windows updates anyway I took the opportunity to install CloudDrive build 753. Didn't help, in fact it appears to be a bit worse. Currently reading a 20GB file using 6 threads and seeing about 8 mbps aggregate read throughput with individual 1MB read transaction response times in the 6 sec - 12 sec range.
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Reading @wid_sbdp's post caused me to check my response times and I am seeing a similar pattern but for read operations against GCD with v749 on Win10.
I have 6 read threads enabled and it seems that CloudDrive is always reading 1MB (even though I have prefetching set for 20MB as these are all sequential media files). Response times to individual 1MB reads from GCD are all in the 10,000 - 15,000 millisecond range. As you can imagine, reading 6 MB every ~ 12 seconds does not give very good overall throughput. I am not seeing any API throttling (no turtles).
Is this a google thing? Should CloudDrive be performing larger reads, or is this dictated by the GCD API? Are there settings I can use to change this behavior? I'd be perfectly happy to always have a full chunk read in a single operation if it gave me improved read performance. As it is I am only able to use less than 10% of my 150mbps download link.
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I am running build 730 on Win10 X64, with 10MB chunks and 3 threads in each direction. Not a high performance configuration but I haven't had a dismount in a week (with pretty constant usage).
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I was severely affected by this issue with GCD and am now testing buld 730. It's working great in terms of stability; 3 days now without a drive unmount error, which is the longest I have ever gone.
Definitely headed in the right direction, thanks guys.
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Update: I decided to start over with a completely generic Win10 Pro install, running inside VmWare ESXi 6 on Intel NUC6 hardware. Got that up and running, installed CloudDrive build 723, set up a new Google Drive disk, no problems. So far it seems to be working fine, no idea what was wrong with my other machine and will probably never know.
Edit: forgot to mention that I have seen a few "rate limit exceeded" messages but they have not impeded successful operation. I'm also leaving the chunk integrity checking turned on, as I would really hate to have the drive get corrupted once it starts filling up.
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Cool, thanks for the input. I'll give this recipe a shot when I have some time.
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@everyonce - are you by any chance running VirtualBox on your physical Windows host in your setup? That's the only thing that I think separates my setup from a bog-standard Win10 install.
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I created a new drive on Google Drive using v723 and it's kinda working but I am unable to initialize the drive through Win10's disk management interface or cmdline diskpart.
I recorded two initialization attempts with drive tracing enabled and uploaded the resulting logs to dropbox.
If these turn up anything I would love to hear about it; other folks seem to be having a pretty high success rate.
Thanks!
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Upgraded to 723 and started over with a fresh install and a new drive. Creation completes but I still get an error during formatting and Disk management is unable to initialize the drive. The service log contains an entry I hadn't seen before "7:40:49.5: Warning: 0 : Error getting info on pack. Sequence contains no elements" but not much else, here's the full contents of the log.
7:37:42.9: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Synchronizing cloud drives...7:37:42.9: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Disk_Depart (disk ID: 97bac974-efd0-4609-b907-79fc8e20fe68)...7:37:43.9: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:39:53.2: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Synchronizing cloud drives...7:39:53.2: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Valid encryption key specified for cloud part 8f206b7d-7318-440f-85bc-39ffc5f61219.7:39:53.2: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Removing cloud drive uid: 876e196f-9e55-4838-bd22-52b4211569e6 (LastSeenUTC=09/30/2016 12:44:47, IsDestroyed=True)7:39:55.4: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Synchronizing cloud drives...7:39:56.1: Information: 0 : [CloudDrives] Synchronizing cloud drives...7:39:57.3: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Disk_Arrive (disk ID: a1727d86-cc27-42ed-85ff-371c84abeca3)...7:39:57.8: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Disk_Modify (Disk ID: e972c9b8-d5e4-465f-a74a-5cb90732b756, Name: Samsung SSD 850 PRO 1TB, Adaptor: Intel® 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller - 1C03, Device path: \\?\scsi#disk&ven_samsung&prod_ssd_850_pro_1tb#4&3b66f9aa&0&000000#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b})...7:39:58.3: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Disk_Modify (Disk ID: e972c9b8-d5e4-465f-a74a-5cb90732b756, Name: Samsung SSD 850 PRO 1TB, Adaptor: Intel® 6 Series/C200 Series Chipset Family 6 Port SATA AHCI Controller - 1C03, Device path: \\?\scsi#disk&ven_samsung&prod_ssd_850_pro_1tb#4&3b66f9aa&0&000000#{53f56307-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b})...7:39:59.3: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:40:00.5: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Pack_Arrive (pack ID: fa297584-b2a8-499f-944c-e599c9cc0463)...7:40:01.5: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:40:01.5: Warning: 0 : Error getting info on pack. Sequence contains no elements7:40:03.5: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Pack_Depart (pack ID: fa297584-b2a8-499f-944c-e599c9cc0463)...7:40:03.9: Information: 0 : [ioManager:38] All writes complete.7:40:04.5: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:40:48.5: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Pack_Arrive (pack ID: c3a45202-6dab-44c2-9fca-43335084b87d)...7:40:49.5: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:40:49.5: Warning: 0 : Error getting info on pack. Sequence contains no elements7:40:50.1: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Pack_Depart (pack ID: c3a45202-6dab-44c2-9fca-43335084b87d)...7:40:51.1: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:40:51.8: Information: 0 : [ioManager:38] All writes complete.7:42:33.0: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Pack_Arrive (pack ID: 072025da-f843-4fa1-b902-3750d1c9a910)...7:42:34.0: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...7:42:34.0: Warning: 0 : Error getting info on pack. Sequence contains no elements7:42:36.1: Information: 0 : [Disks] Got Pack_Depart (pack ID: 072025da-f843-4fa1-b902-3750d1c9a910)...7:42:36.3: Information: 0 : [ioManager:38] All writes complete.7:42:37.1: Information: 0 : [Disks] Updating disks / volumes...If there isn't much else to try I'll put this aside for a while, thanks.
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I did a 'reset all settings to default' just to try and see if this would stabilize things, but to no avail. Upon reboot I unlocked the drive and it errored out and unmounted within 1 minute with the same message as above.
I enabled drive tracing again and it took longer to fail this time (maybe 4 minutes?). Same error.
Destroyed that drive and created a new one with all default values except for 10 TB size. Got the message dialog 'there was an error while trying to format your drive, try from Disk Management'. Tried from disk management, failed while initializing drive with new partition table.
I'm going to try reinstalling, or perhaps wait for a new build to be released to try.
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Cool, thanks Chris. I'll keep an eye on this thread for any updates or further info required.
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Hi Chris -
Drive tracing log attached. Error occur essentially immediately upon re-attaching the drive.
Thanks.
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Hi Chris -
I'm already running build 722 (see first post). Working on the drive tracing, thanks.
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Chris, no input?
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I'm using NTFS with 20MB blocks, if that might have any impact.
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New user here, trialing build 722 on Windows 10.
I have created my drive using Google Drive, but it keeps disconnecting with repeated instances of this error (see attached screenshots):
[ioManager:72] Error performing I/O operation on provider. Failed. The parameter is incorrect
Any clue what this is? I ran a check on my network connection which is pretty solid, results here: http://netalyzr.icsi.berkeley.edu/restore/id=369839a0-12857-24e54d82-c64f-41fc-b12d
Right now Cloud Drive is promising but unusable for me.
Thanks for any input.
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I'll chime in as well. CloudDrive has been very stable for me since upgrading to 725 (now at 753). I have not seen the error that started this thread for several weeks at this point.
Stability first, then speed - still working on that one
Thanks CoveCube, you have the making of a great product here.