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Re: CPU blocks at "100%"

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2009 11:34:45 +0200

On 28.07.2009 10:26, Paulo Augusto wrote:
> I have Windows XP SP3 and a work coligue has the same OS and Service Pack.
> We have TortoiseSVN 1.6.3, Build 16613 - 32 Bit.
>
> Very frequently, when we do SVN Update operations, the process
> TortoiseSVN.exe will get stuck on exactly 50% CPU usage (both of our PCs
> are Dual Core, so it probably has one thread blocked at using it's
> available CPU at 100%).
>
> Waiting won't make it go away, so it must really be stuck on some loop.

I think waiting long enough will make it go away. The svn lib has a
retry-loop implemented on Windows when it can't access files. This
unfortunately happens a lot since virus scanners and other 'security'
apps lock new files immediately and prevent Subversion from doing the
final steps of an operation (i.e., accessing those new files again).

If that doesn't help, try excluding your working copy folders from being
scanned/monitored by your virus scanner.

Stefan

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