Hi,
I found a git repository of the full openbsd src tree here:
http://anoncvs.estpak.ee/cgi-bin/cgit/openbsd-src/
I think this repository is good to test scalability of fossil, since it's
contain not only the kernel source of openbsd, but also all the userland of
the base system.
I know someone recently test with the NetBSD port tree, but port tree is a
bit less realistic since it contain a incredible huge number of small files
with an incredible number of commits.
I've clone the repo and start an fossil import of it.. I Start the import 2
days ago and now it is at the final step, rebuilding of meta-data is
finished and it's doing Vacuuming since a while..
Here some statistics:
- Gzipped git fast-export file:
2.58 GB
- Time for the import (before rebuilding meta-data):
22 hours
- rebuilding meta-data + Vacuuming:
> 18 hours
- Fossil memory usage during import:
Always increasing, up to: approx: 730MB during vacuuming.
Actually, right now during vacuuming, CPU usage of the fossil process is
about 3% and there's no progress printout during vacuuming, so I don't know
if it will finish soon...
I'll give more news when I'll try to use the repository under fossil
compared with git for the speed.
--
Martin G.
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