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cvs synchronization crash [message #207512]

Mon, 08 March 2004 14:45

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: rwheeler.artifact-software.com

With version 3.0M (and earlier) Eclipse crashes Windows 2000 (blue screen
reporting an error in NDIS.SYS) causing a reboot.
The only thing that has changed is that I added a lot of(probably between
1000 and 2000 files) files to the CVS repository's project.
It runs up to about 60 to 70 percent complete before bluescreening my nice
stable (at least for Windows) Windows 2000 PC..
I can get all of the files with WinCVS without any problem so I suspect that
the problem is on the Eclipse side rather than the SSH or CVS.
What other information do you need to get this narrowed down?
It also crashes with the same bluescreen if I refresh the CVS view.

Eclipse is a very convenient tool for non-programmers to work with CVS and
to work with XML, XSLT and all kinds of non-Java assets. It really
simplified our lifes up until this problem arose.

Ron Wheeler

Ron

Re: cvs synchronization crash [message #208162 is a reply to message #207512]

Tue, 09 March 2004 15:09

Eclipse User

What version of Eclipse are you running (you left off the milestone
number)? This problem is usually due to overloaded network cards. We
have fixed several cases where we sent data to fast for some network
cards to handle (i.e. the cards didn't buffer). If you are using a
recent milestone then please log a bug report with all the specifics
including the connection method you use.

Michael

Ron Wheeler wrote:

> With version 3.0M (and earlier) Eclipse crashes Windows 2000 (blue screen
> reporting an error in NDIS.SYS) causing a reboot.
> The only thing that has changed is that I added a lot of(probably between
> 1000 and 2000 files) files to the CVS repository's project.
> It runs up to about 60 to 70 percent complete before bluescreening my nice
> stable (at least for Windows) Windows 2000 PC..
> I can get all of the files with WinCVS without any problem so I suspect that
> the problem is on the Eclipse side rather than the SSH or CVS.
> What other information do you need to get this narrowed down?
> It also crashes with the same bluescreen if I refresh the CVS view.
>
> Eclipse is a very convenient tool for non-programmers to work with CVS and
> to work with XML, XSLT and all kinds of non-Java assets. It really
> simplified our lifes up until this problem arose.
>
> Ron Wheeler
>
> Ron
>
>
>

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