What helped was removing the top "u:" in the file list editor for the older drive I did it already, but I think it's not the best solution.
Btw: I can't just search and replace the whole file, since both drives which were initially there are mixed in the EFU file.
That's why I asked if it was possible to to only export one drive (regardless of the letter) to an EFU. But it seems there is no way to differentiate both drives when it's in the main database anymore.
The problem is, I had both drives in my main database on both systems. On the main system I removed both from the database, but on the other it's still there.
So I exported everything matching u: from the second system to the file list. And that's where the problem happens on import on the main system.
I think a possible workaround would be to give the U: drive another letter on the system where it's attached and remove it from the database. But I fear this will happen again, since I have used all my drive letters already and begin to double use the ones I had in the past.
Possibly best would be to have a serial number column in the index, to differentiate both drives.
What also would help if file lists behave the same as the main database. Possibly this is even a bug, having two same letter drives in the EFU, while it's working having them in the main database.
Btw: I can't just search and replace the whole file, since both drives which were initially there are mixed in the EFU file.
That's why I asked if it was possible to to only export one drive (regardless of the letter) to an EFU. But it seems there is no way to differentiate both drives when it's in the main database anymore.
The problem is, I had both drives in my main database on both systems. On the main system I removed both from the database, but on the other it's still there.
So I exported everything matching u: from the second system to the file list. And that's where the problem happens on import on the main system.
I think a possible workaround would be to give the U: drive another letter on the system where it's attached and remove it from the database. But I fear this will happen again, since I have used all my drive letters already and begin to double use the ones I had in the past.
Possibly best would be to have a serial number column in the index, to differentiate both drives.
What also would help if file lists behave the same as the main database. Possibly this is even a bug, having two same letter drives in the EFU, while it's working having them in the main database.
Statistics: Posted by findexer — Thu Dec 19, 2024 10:11 am