I've paused upload threads and it has stopped, but about 2500 chunks were just "permanently deleted"
I copied about 775GB into a brand new 10TB drive. Over 440GB of that was successfully uploaded and it was chugging along like normal. Nothing changed. Watching technical details I noticed suddenly the upload threads were popping up at 0%, never progressing, then new ones would pop up at 0% and this would continue over and over. No errors were thrown by the GUI, nothing abnormal in the logs.
I logged in to the Google Drive web GUI and I see tons of this:
Via trial and error I found some video files that had chunks in this range (~28,800 to ~31,300) When I try to play these files, tons of prefetch threads spawn in this range, stay at 0% and the "Prefetched" count jumps up to 500mb instantly. The file never plays in VLC. If I try to open an image file that is in chunks in this range, windows image viewer tells me it is corrupt.
Any ideas how this could possibly happen? Pretty disappointed right now, this is some serious corruption.
EDIT: I've uploaded what logs I have, but I do not see anything abnormal in them. I did NOT have drive tracing enabled and am obviously scared to enable it and resume uploads for fear of more chunks being deleted from the cloud!
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I've paused upload threads and it has stopped, but about 2500 chunks were just "permanently deleted"
I copied about 775GB into a brand new 10TB drive. Over 440GB of that was successfully uploaded and it was chugging along like normal. Nothing changed. Watching technical details I noticed suddenly the upload threads were popping up at 0%, never progressing, then new ones would pop up at 0% and this would continue over and over. No errors were thrown by the GUI, nothing abnormal in the logs.
I logged in to the Google Drive web GUI and I see tons of this:
Via trial and error I found some video files that had chunks in this range (~28,800 to ~31,300) When I try to play these files, tons of prefetch threads spawn in this range, stay at 0% and the "Prefetched" count jumps up to 500mb instantly. The file never plays in VLC. If I try to open an image file that is in chunks in this range, windows image viewer tells me it is corrupt.
Any ideas how this could possibly happen? Pretty disappointed right now, this is some serious corruption.
EDIT: I've uploaded what logs I have, but I do not see anything abnormal in them. I did NOT have drive tracing enabled and am obviously scared to enable it and resume uploads for fear of more chunks being deleted from the cloud!
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