Chad Adams wrote:
> “Did you uninstall - reboot - install - reboot?” – yes several times
> playing with things
>
> “Are you able to remove the working copies and do a fresh check-out?” yes
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> After Windows explorer is done its 5 minute, figure out what is up
> (after drive letter selection), it responds quickly, and I was able to
> do a fresh checkout, and modify/commit just fine. All SVN functionality
> seems to work just fine. It’s just the first time you bring up an
> explorer it takes forever to come up … locking up the machine for a good
> portion of that time.
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> If I uninstall SVN, Windows explorer responds as expected
Are your mapped drives all up and running at that time, or are some
still 'unknown' (e.g., because the network isn't fully up yet)?
TSVN asks for every 'drive type' when it first starts up, and the API
which returns that information is not very fast, especially if the
network is not ready yet or has problems (happens sometimes with my WLAN).
If they're up and and fine (i.e., that's not the reason) then please
download some registry checker/cleaner to check whether there are shell
extensions still registered but not available anymore (i.e., the
registry still points to some dlls but the dlls are not there anymore).
Stefan
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Received on 2008-07-30 08:02:12 CEST