Closed btrnka63 closed 1 year ago
I did few more tests and found:
It seems the sub-mounts are reported only for the first drive/occurrence and only these mounted under same drive; ignoring all others sub-mounts for other drives.
This isn't really a support channel, but if you're looking to help figure out a bug, you've come to the right place. What version Windows?
Hi, yes, I'm aware this is not a "support channel" ... My intention was to report a bug, but was not sure if it's really a bug and what exactly is the bug. Request for support was meant more as a request for help to identify the bug. Based on my previous comment I'm quite sure there is some bug in the data processing logic skipping the next occurrences of mounted volumes/disks.
I've done my tests at Windows 10 Pro (Version 21H2), but the issue was reported also for Windows Server 2016 Standard OS.
Pls, let me know if further details are needed. Thanks.
Cool. Let me see if I can duplicate it on similar (but different) Windows version.
Maybe its the following, already fixed psutil bug?: https://github.com/giampaolo/psutil/pull/1961
There is also this thread #844 with some similar issues.
If its the above mentioned psutil issue a new ncpa build with an up2date psutil version would be very welcome.
Ha! I was just starting to type something out, but yes, I think @ccztux nailed it. PSUTIL bug seems like 100% fit to me. I can at least concur that I can recreate the problem on Windows 2018
@ericloyd Thanks for testing!
Hi, thanks a lot for prompt effort. The "psutil/#1961" issue really looks like the relevant one. I'm looking forward for the new NCPA release.
Hello, I just noted there is a new version 2.4.1 ... could anyone confirm it was build with the new psutil version fixing these kind of issues? Thanks.
Hi, just tested actual version 2.4.1 and can confirm the issues is fixed in it.
Hello, I'd like to ask for a support to troubleshoot and fix a bit weird issue. I created few VHD (virtual hard disks) - all the same way, all the same size. I named them "E", "F", "L", "DATA1", and "DATA1Log". Once created I mounted them as:
Now, checking the API/disk/logical I see only "E:/", "E:/DATA1/", "E:/DATA1Log/", "F:/" and "L:/". Any clue why the "DATA1" and "DATA1Log" are not reported under "F:/" and/or "L:/"?!
Using newest NCPA version 2.4.0 for Windows OS.
Thanks a lot!