[ailurux]

This may be a weird coincidence but having my SD card formatted to fat32 and running fatsort on the card before putting it in my Tangara has given me much more successful and consistent results. It still takes about 2.5 to 3 hours but it gets a lot more of my collection than it otherwise would. It’s still not perfect and doesn’t grab everything but it’s much better.

That would potentially make sense with the way LevelDB stores keys as the difference between the key and the previous one. I've been doing some debugging to try figure out what's been causing a lot of issues people have been having with the database, and at least one crash I've seen happened during the step in which LevelDB compacts the database. 

One of the things I've wanted to try to help figure out these issues is breakout the database indexing into it's own application to run on my computer, as that would also help a lot with being able to create databases for testing. If I find the time to do that and it works well it would also give people a faster way to index their libraries. Especially those with large music collections.