I installed beagle on this system, and last night when i posted the above, and again tonight, I realized that the Add Sense stuff was happening when beagle was stuck trying to index the same directory. Something funny with this directory seems to be confirmed because I tried to copy it to a different drive, which again set off the Add Senses. I was able to delete the directory though, so hopefully tomorrow when I try running beagle again, it will index everything successfully. I'm also going to re-run e2fsck even though it was successful before. Should I try running e2fsck with -c as well to check for badblocks, or is that something that would have spit out an error with normal e2fsck in the first place? The odd thing about all this though, it doesnt really make sense why the drive went straight to the AddSenses when it was in the usb enclosure instead of the adapter I'm currently using.
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