Raffael Luthiger wrote:
> Stefan Küng wrote:
>> I seriously doubt that this is TSVNs fault. The fact that it's the
>> desktop process that's using all the CPU time is a hint that it must
>> be some other shell extension. While TSVN also is loaded by the
>> desktop process, it isn't called (or does nothing) during checkouts,
>> updates...
>>
>> Also the fact that you're the only one reporting that the shell
>> process uses all CPU tells me that it's not TSVNs fault.
>
> Hi, I can report a similar "problem". My explorer hangs for a few
> seconds as well everytime several icons change at the same time (e.g
> after updates).
> As well when I open an explorer window and click through the tree. As
> soon as I reach the directory where my repository is in, the whole
> desktop freezes for a few seconds till I can work again. First the
> directory-icon appears and about 2 seconds later the repository-state
> icon.
>
> I can live with it, so I never wrote about it. But I can imagine that
> on slower PCs this could drive me crazy as well.
>
Which Windows OS does it occur on?
On several of my XP boxs Windows Search crashes Explorer reliably while
scanning inside a .zip file somewhere deep in folders. (not using
winzip, just the unzip supplied by M$). Nothing to do with TSVN either
which was not installed.
If I tempt fate and hope the search gets to the target file before a
crash it's prudent to open a command box and Task Manager first so I
kill off the errant explorer and start a new explorer from the command line.
Ah, Windows you can rely on it to be unreliable, and of course they
never provided a means to send to M$ an explorer crash report.
Peter
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Received on Fri Jan 26 07:26:07 2007