Hi Torben, On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 6:18 PM, Torben Dannhauer <[email protected]> wrote: > my diskdrive is mounted with default settings, which includes async.
I can't recall the exact settings off the top of my head (it's a year since I last looked into the specific topic of NFS), so you'll need to some research into the configuration of the network file system so it safely allows multi-thread reading/writing. I don't think the defaults are appropriate. > vpbmaster calls up to 250 Mb, seems to be OK. > The usage of an osgdem call is not pssible, because ALL osgdem calls fails, > so no one lives long enought to get his memory consumption. > > re-running vpbmaster with the corresponding build_master.source file makes no > sense, because all tasks, even the completed, are reset to status "pending". > > is is fixed in 0.9.11? I use 0.9.10 because 0.9.11 was not compileable on my > kubuntu. There are too many unknowns w.r.t your set up and what errors are occuring for me to know whether moving the latest VPB will help, in general I'd say upgrade. As for not being compilable under Kubuntu, this is the platform I use for development, so it does compile. Try upgrading and then report the compile errors and we'll see if we can fix that. > I variied the number of processes from 1 up to 8 (one per CPU), but nothing > changed. > > Would calling all task files manually result in a valid database? Yes, vpbmaster is just a manager that works out what tasks to run and their options to run them with, once that task list is generated it they can be just run individually, it's all vpbmaster does in effect anyway - there is no coordination or interdependence between the tasks. I can't recall the details but try looking at passing the tasks file into vpbmaster to get it run with already run tasks. I'm afraid I just really rusty on it and rather to busy on other to go do the background research of the code to give you an answer. Robert. _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org
