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This is a discussion on Ghost Tracks within the Audio and Sound forums, part of the General Chat category; I have deleted songs from my mp3 player via USB on my Linux Box. There are songs in here that ...
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03-20-2007 #1Member
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I have deleted songs from my mp3 player via USB on my Linux Box.
There are songs in here that you can't see in the browser, but when you goto music it plays the songs. How can this be?
Rogue Songs....
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03-20-2007 #2Member
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsUbuntu creates a .Trash folder on the drive. So thats where all my songs where at!
So if you got linux keep that in mind.Last edited by shookie; 03-20-2007 at 04:16 PM.
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03-20-2007 #3Valued Member
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsDoes it automatically clean out .Trash folder when it needs room to copy more files to miniplayer?
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03-21-2007 #4Member
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsNo i just have to remember that the folder is there and created. Is this something the miniplayer does or is it my machine creating the folder. Cause astonishingly the player knows not to show the .Trash folder. in linux .folders are hidden
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsI sure its a linux thing, as i have never seen it on miniplayer when using windows to transfer and delete files. I meant does the linux OS automatically clean out trash folder when it needs more file space on the drive or prompt you to empty it like windows does.
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04-08-2007 #6Passing By
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Thanked 0 Times in 0 PostsShookie, use Shift+delete if you are using Nautilus (or I imagine any other filemanager) that will skip the .Trash folder and delete totally.
If you prefer to use rightclick menu for deleting then enable "Include a delete command that bypasses Wastebasket" in Nautilus prefs on the Behaviour tab.
Then go and hassle Ubuntu to fix USB devices using wastebasket at all, I know it bugs the hell out of me



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