Hi all
I got a great problem: i can't use Grass because it's slow and often freeze.
If i do some simple operation (v/r.in, remove ecc...) one time it did it in 0secs but 9 times it takes 1min and 30 secs. always.
But the great problem happens when i launch some scripts.
i look inside the task manager and i saw that g.remove, v.extract, v.to.points, and more are on but frozen. If i stop them throunght task manager, the script restarts (sometimes crash because it didn't complete the operation).
Same happens when i start Grass inside Qgis with the shell.
But if i run the script on Qgis it works normally.
i got Windows 8 and quadcore pc, but around i didn't find any problem with my config.
Tnks
On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 9:59 AM, Davide Sponchiado
<davidesponchiado@alice.it> wrote:
Hi all
I got a great problem: i can't use Grass because it's slow and often freeze.
If i do some simple operation (v/r.in, remove ecc...) one time it did it in
0secs but 9 times it takes 1min and 30 secs. always.
But the great problem happens when i launch some scripts.
i look inside the task manager and i saw that g.remove, v.extract,
v.to.points, and more are on but frozen. If i stop them throunght task
manager, the script restarts (sometimes crash because it didn't complete the
operation).
Could it be that network traffic is causing this?
What does the CPU plot say in the task manager?
(such a problem has AFAIK never been reported in the past years)
Same happens when i start Grass inside Qgis with the shell.
But if i run the script on Qgis it works normally.
i got Windows 8 and quadcore pc, but around i didn't find any problem with
my config.
Perhaps you get any idea here:
http://superuser.com/questions/464112/how-to-measure-the-performance-of-a-pc-running-windows-8
to find out what really causes the problem.
One more thing: do you have any Python except that of GRASS installed
on the system?
Markus