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Re: Newbie question

From: Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn_at_gmail.com>
Date: Wed, 6 Jul 2011 10:46:51 +0200

2011/7/6 Javier Fernández <faramir.cl_at_gmail.com>:
> El 06-07-2011 3:09, Ulrich Eckhardt escribió:
>
>  Thanks for your reply!
>
>> On Wednesday 06 July 2011, Javier Fernández wrote:
>>> [...] I want to keep the files inside a removable device, which
>>> would be mounted only when I want to use the documents. I don't
> ...
>> There are two issues that come to mind: 1. I think there are issues
>> with repositories or working copies on FAT filesystems. This should
>> be documented though, but I'm too lazy to look myself. ;)
>
>  So far I have not had the energy to take a deep look at manuals.
> Still, if FAT filesystems are not supported, it is "game over" to what I
> intended.

FAT is supported, but you will suffer a big penalty: since FAT stores
the file times only with a 2-second accuracy, SVN has to add waits to
make sure the files get different file times.
If you don't mind waiting those 2 seconds sometime for every file(!!),
then you can use FAT if you really have to.

But it's possible to format an USB stick with NTFS. So why not do that
instead and avoid all the trouble?

Stefan

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