SteveKing wrote:
> c_inconnu1 wrote:
>
>> Yes, registry key HKLM\Software\TortoiseSVN\CachePath points to
>> TSVNCache.exe which exists and is running.
>> As someone stated, this is happening in all folders, no matter if it
>> is versionned or not (in fact, because i have just reinstalled
>> Windows, nothing is currently versionned).
>> I deactivated "recursive overlay" but that changed nothing.
>> I took a look at the TSVNCache.exe CPU Time but whatever i do it
>> stays stuck to 0:00:00.328... is it really called ?
>
>
> Yes, it is called. The CPU time of the cache is always very slow. But
> it can of course cause a lot of disk activity once you have versioned
> folders (until it know the status of all the files in the working
> copy, after that the disk activity is reduced too).
>
> I really have no idea what might causing that delay. You're the first
> user to report such a problem. The only thing that might cause
> problems is if you have multiple sessions running and the cache isn't
> running in the same session as the currently logged in user.
>
> Stefan
>
I have a lot of trouble browsing Novell Directory Map objects with
Tortoise loaded. It pretty much locks the computer up and the only way
to get it back is to disconnect the network cable for about 10 seconds.
In general explorer is slowere with Tortoise loaded.
Without Toirtoise installed I have no problems.
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Received on Wed Jun 22 23:14:02 2005