Cannot load torrent - Disk missing after ChromeOS updates.
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Hello,
I love using a native Torrent client for quickie downloads, but it seems to generate the same error every time the ChomeOS updates, "Cannot load torrent - Disk missing". This is the second time it's happened; I believe that it's happened shortly after ChromeOS updates (I don't run JSTorrent very often, so I can't say for sure).
If it matters, I do run Linux on the side, via Crouton.
Thank you,
~Adam
Yup! You're not the only one seeing this. I also find it to be VERY annoying! I filed an issue on crbug, but it hasn't had any attention. If you would "star" it there it would help get more attention.
Edit: here is the link: https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=410773
So what is the solution?
Solution is:
- click "remove directory" in the popup that appears in the notifications
- go to the app options, click "choose download directory" and pick the directory
- now remove and re-add any torrents to use the new directory
Seems like this is no longer a problem (hopefully). I just had my machine auto-updated and didn't have to re-select the directory
I'm in the same boat, the update wasn't an issue. It did, however, break my
linux installation. But that is for another forum!
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Seems like this is no longer a problem (hopefully). I just had my machine
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Mine was acting up too. But I updated my crouton chroot (ubuntu precise) and it's working better than ever!
Very nice... I seem to recall was a few simple flags and -update CHROOTNAME?
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Mine was acting up too. But I updated my crouton chroot (ubuntu precise)
and it's working better than ever!—
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