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I'm using Arch x86_64 and love using CMUS to play my music. I used it on Arch 32 bit, and it worked flawlessly with my large music library (11,000+ songs, 100+ GB, flac/mp3/wma/aac). The other day, I loaded CMUS onto my 64 bit computer, and then proceeded to add my music to the library. I used the command (add -l /blah/blah/blah/music). While loading all the files, the player reached ~590 hours of music and then seg faulted. This is repeatable.
My music lies on an 1TB NTFS partition on a separate drive. Does anyone have any ideas?
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Don't cross-post, please. It tends to annoy people.
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Does it also do it if you go to the browser screen and use 'a' to add the files or only if you use the 'add' command?
Also, does it only happen if you try to add it all at once?
One more thing: did you copy over some cmus config files from the 32bit install or are all the cmus config files fresh? (That's one thing that caused me problems when I moved my computer to 64)
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I found out what was wrong...It seems that some file/folder names include characters that caused the seg fault. I fixed it. Thanks for all the advice, though.
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