Hi,
If you take 2 minutes to copy arround 367mb, so your are writing arround 3Mb/s Normaly, Hard-disk are arround 100Mb/s & SSD 400Mb/s Try to look if your hard-disk as not error & begin to die (look on dmesg via a terminal /smart information ( via gnome-disks (old name palimset) Or Try to tune your drive with hdparm or look in bios is not mis-configured Regards Le mercredi 13 août 2014 à 19:46 +0200, Ochal Christophe a écrit : > On 08/13/2014 01:44 PM, Patrick Shanahan wrote: > > I shoot high school and club soccer and thought I had a lot but 175mb > > is small compared to your 367mb. But I see no adverse conditions when > > adding another session of 500-1k shots. Perhaps you are fighting > > hardware limitations, I am using an i7 w/36gb. I do see a 1-2 minute > > delay of dt while it does it's import and assignment of session tags > > but I am able to invoke 2 or 3 more imports while the first is > > processing. It just extends the heavy load on dt for a longer time. > > gud luk, > > I've been doing some tests and it seems for some weird reason there's an > IO issue when loading the database file, I've tested copying the file > through the terminal after a cold boot and it took over 2 minutes to > copy the file (which is ridiculously much) but when I started darktable > it suddenly gave me this feedback on the terminal: > > [init] moving database into new XDG directory structure > > No idea what this means nor do I have any clue why the IO is so low (an > i7 with 16GB should be faster than this) and subsequent read operations > are of course fast because it's cached. > > No idea how to troubleshoot this :( > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Darktable-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/darktable-users
