I work from home accessing our respoitory over a VPN on a DSL connection.
Our repository is several thousand files, over 1GB in size. Just checking in
a single, one-line change takes 5 minutes.
<br><br>However, I am running DB2 and WebSphere on a 3 Ghz machine with only
512MB of RAM. I have another GB of memory being delivered today, and I'm
hoping that will help. It will certainly help with compile time... :-)
<br><br><br>>From: Simon Whittaker
<simon@swbh.net><br>>Reply-To:
users@subclipse.tigris.org<br>>To:
users@subclipse.tigris.org<br>>Subject: Re: AW: Subclipse
speeds<br>>Date: Fri, 03 Jun 2005 17:44:43 +0100<br>><br>>Lars
Heineken wrote:<br>>>I can confirm those numbers, as we have several
clients using <br>>>Subclipes to manage very large projects (some of
them are several <br>>>gigabytes large).<br>>>Subversion's speed
issue on network drives is related to its <br>>>synchronous, 512 byte
wise read/writes through the network. I tried <br>>>a dozen things to
speed this up but no luck. An interesting point <br>>>though, working
on a NFS mounted network drive is a lot faster !<br>>>I think I should
finally report this to the subversion developer <br>>>list, maybe they
can do something about that small size of each <br>>>read/write (only
512 bytes) ?<br>>><br>>Thanks Lars - at least I am not alone in
this :( - I will have to <br>>approach this matter in a different way
then I think. Was trying to <br>>avoid local development as some machines
aren't capable of running <br>>the software I require(coldfusion mx7,6.1
& 5). Maybe I should just <br>>checkout files in the morning and then
have an automatic commit in <br>>the
evening.<br>><br>>Simon<br>><br>><br>>---------------------------------------------------------------------<br>>To
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Received on Sat Jun 4 03:44:17 2005