Simon Large wrote:
> Roel Schroeven wrote:
>
>> Mike Martel wrote:
>>
>>> The TSVNCache.exe process holds an open file handle on each local
>>> drive. In this specific case, the F: drive is a SDI drive image
>>> file that I briefly mounted with a Microsoft utility. When I try to
>>> unmount it, I get a "cannot be stopped now" error, which indicates
>>> that some process has a handle open on the drive. And there it is,
>>> the Tortoise cache process. I have to force that handle closed, or
>>> kill the process, before I can unmount the drive.
>>
>>
>>
>> I experienced that same problem a while ago. I posted it on one of the
>> mailing lists (don't remember which one) when it started to annoy me.
>> Even though I didn't get any answers, that somehow seems to have solved
>> the problem: I can unmount all my drives without any problem now.
>
>
> I think it has been fixed in the HEAD revision, but not sure if it has
> made it into released software yet. Please try a nightly build.
>
> Simon
>
Hi list
Certainly r5110 allows me to plug in a RAM stick USB drive then use the
windows process to "stop and unplug" it again.
Interestingly. I plugged in a USB HDD and the status icons appear in the
appropriate folders even though in the TortoiseSVN properties USB
Removable drive was not ticked.
Ticked Removable Drive and applied.
Using the Windows process, the drive was "stopped" and could be unplugged.
So I think the answer is that pluggable drives are no longer a problem.
Peter
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Received on Fri Dec 9 13:18:08 2005