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2010-08-11
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What?
10MB/sec --> 200secs for 2GB. Ok, let's quadruple it (read-write, swap-out, swap-in...). But it is still far from 1H.
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2010-08-11
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2010-08-11
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2010-08-11
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2010-08-11
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You're talking theory.
Yes.. sometimes that works.
I tried twice this morning.. including running a reboot and a fsck on my /dev/mmcblk1p4.. both times it took me more than 1 hour to copy a single 1.5GB mp4 file.
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2010-08-11
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Disclaimers: it is not 1.5GB file, just 700K (biggest in my N900 right now) and I am running root FS on /home partition + swap in uSD. But I feel it should be not a reason for such big difference. We can look somethere else...
Actually, I had this problem (freeze after big file copying) but it was on PR1.0 6 month ago. I thought it was fixed...
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2010-08-11
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2010-08-12
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Im setup with EXT3 on the SD card and EXT3 on /home with 27GB then MyDocs is FAT with 2GB.
And like I said.. sometimes when I copy the files they copy pretty quickly..
So of course you prompted me to try again... it took 2minutes to copy the same file I copied this morning that took an hour. TWICE. *shrug*... I got nothin'.
10MB/sec --> 200secs for 2GB. Ok, let's quadruple it (read-write, swap-out, swap-in...). But it is still far from 1H.