I have a 100TB google drive drive (overkill i know, but 10TB didnt cut it and i just added a 0, hopefully this isnt the cause of the issue )
chunk size is 20mb, 100GB expandable cache, upload and download threads are both 20, no throttling. I'm running .777.
I recently somehow cause an error with it weirding out, so its now saying it needs to upload the full 205GB (to upload & cache), due to it doing a recovery.
Now for some reason, a day or 2 ago the pc it was running on decided it needed windows updates, cause the upload to fail.
I only found out a few hours later (upload in 100GB chunks of data, only check on the pc once a day).
But the issue seems to be that now, after reboot it only uploads around 1-2minutes then completely fails and goes to 0bps upload (no threads either).
My max upload is only around 30mbps, so it usually takes a while to upload, but this is just very annoying as it means i have to check up with it very often.
Is there any way i can figure out what the cause of this is?
Thanks in advance, and let me know if you need any more info!
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Jellepepe
Hi there,
I have a 100TB google drive drive (overkill i know, but 10TB didnt cut it and i just added a 0, hopefully this isnt the cause of the issue )
chunk size is 20mb, 100GB expandable cache, upload and download threads are both 20, no throttling. I'm running .777.
I recently somehow cause an error with it weirding out, so its now saying it needs to upload the full 205GB (to upload & cache), due to it doing a recovery.
Now for some reason, a day or 2 ago the pc it was running on decided it needed windows updates, cause the upload to fail.
I only found out a few hours later (upload in 100GB chunks of data, only check on the pc once a day).
But the issue seems to be that now, after reboot it only uploads around 1-2minutes then completely fails and goes to 0bps upload (no threads either).
My max upload is only around 30mbps, so it usually takes a while to upload, but this is just very annoying as it means i have to check up with it very often.
Is there any way i can figure out what the cause of this is?
Thanks in advance, and let me know if you need any more info!
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