I'm curious as to what could make a checkin of a single 10MB file take 3 mins on a Linux machine, when it is 2 seconds on a Mac. I'm able to reproduce it easily: svnadmin create --fs-type fsx fsxRoot svn checkout file://$(pwd)/fsxRoot testLocalCheckout cd testLocalCheckout openssl rand 10000000 | base64 > banana svn add banana time svn ci -m "test banana" The same (physical not virtual) Linux machine isn't generally slow - the creation of the file and the copying of it around, takes a couple seconds on that machine, and there's no load on the box at any time. The drive is SSD, but the same poor perf happens if you run the same test on USB3 drive attached. The results are the same for FSFS and FSX, by the way.
Svn is at v1.9.3 on that Ubuntu 16.04 box - but I couldn't see anything in the changelog that noted it as slow that was fixed in v1.9.4. - Paul
