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Vasil,
I have tried testing every scheduler available. I have copied a 700 MB
file between tests to flush the cache.
The results are as follows:
- Noop is the slowest scheduler, by maybe 5-10%, no more.
- All of the other schedulers seem to have the same performance.
- If I don't flush the cac
Fabio,
Changing the IO scheduler is easy - it's in
/sys/block/$devname/queue/scheduler ($devname = sda in my case), and
ubuntu comes with all the normal in-kernel schedulers compiled in -
deadline, anticipatory, noop and cfq (the last one being the default
one).
I'll try this with the other sched
Dear Vasil,
There are discussions going on elsewhere about the poor performance of
the block device scheduler in new kernels, so maybe you are right.
Evolution does a lot of small i/o requests, and the whole problem gets
really worse when you have more than one account, because the number of
paral
Okay, I finally used my head for a while, and found a work-around for this
problem. In short,
cat ~/evolution/mai/imap/*/folders.db > /dev/null
before starting evolution seems to make it load at least as fast as the
versions before sqlite.
Now, this seems to be an issue either with the block dev
Using the version from proposed, it's definitely a bit better, but still
with two reasonably big IMAP accounts my drive grinds for a few minutes
until everything is updated. It's still worse than with hardy, but
somewhat livable.
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Mario, I'm testing your patched Evolution now. It still has a bug
regarding update of unread messages count in folders pane, which makes
it hard to tell if I have got new mail or not. (see
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=559391)
It seems to be still slow compared to the version that used
Please note the upstream bug is still open.
However the latest (4th December) patch does away with dbsort and this helps a
lot. You can try my ppa if you want to test it.
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* New upstream version:
Bug Fixes:
- #540346: Do not try to fetch contacts when not connected
- #558883: Improve performance in
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Bug Fixes:
- #546637: Now unread vfolder should be better (lp: #275952)
- #557348: Clear summary w
I agree, it's an improvement.
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Thanks Fabio for testing. So it's still not "good" yet, but since it is
an improvement, I mark this as verified, so that this version can go to
-updates.
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I have just installed the new evolution-data-server from proposed, it is
considerably faster than before, but still not as fast as the old
evolution that did not use sqlite. It seems to me that when it runs a
lot of concurrent activities (like scanning different folders for
different accounts for n
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new GNOME tarballs are due today so there is no need to hurry
backporting patches now rather than using those
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It seems that patches have been commited to stable tree upstream.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558883#c45
Maybe it's time to include these patches and post the new binary
packages to proposed upates.
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I use server-side filtering, so I have completely disabled filtering in
Evolution. But I have enabled checking for new mail in every folder,
since I get mail delivered directly to the folders by the server.
If you look at the upstream bug tracking page, at
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id
Fabio, do you use filters in Evolution to sort the email? I found out
that if I disable filtering on the INBOX (while still having two IMAP
accounts) it's definitely better. Seems like it's filtering the whole
INBOX (there are about 3k messages there) instead of just the new stuff.
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I have tried the updated version, and it is still terrilbly slow when
you have more than one IMAP account. If I keep only one account enabled
and disable all the others, it becomes notably faster. I suppose that
there is some sort of concurrency issue that forces continuous flushes
to disk to the s
I applied both patches to e-d-s, the index patch really helps a lot.
If you want to test yourself you can get packages at my ppa
http://ppa.launchpad.net/manno/ubuntu
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Upstream analisys continues.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558883
It seems that the bug is far more evident (Evolution is really slower)
when you have more than one account. There is some sort of concurrency
issue.
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I tried the trick with creating indexes and for me evolution now is even
faster than the previous version. I'm using it on reiserfs, a normal
intrepid upgrade on x86_64.
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the old version will not be distributed in intrepid no since that would
be lot of extra work for almost no win, you can still use the lts
version if you need to run the previous version
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I have manually created indexes as stated in the upstream bug report, I
have not recompiled Evolution, so I don't know if the patch actually
works.
Anyway, even if I have created indexes, Evolution is still slow (not as
much as before) because (as it seems from upstream discussion) it still
handle
did you try the upstream changes? can you confirm they fix your issue?
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As I can see, patches are already being developed upstream.
I hope they will be soon included in Ubuntu, and I hope that they will
be pushed as updates as soon as possibile, because I can't afford to
wait for Ubuntu 9.04 to have a working Evolution again.
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It seems that someone has already reported it upstream, this is the link
to the upstream bug report:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558883
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thank you for your bug report, the issue is an upstream one though,
could you open the bug on bugzilla.gnome.org where the people writting
the software will read it? optimization work is rather upstream work
than distribution one, especially that you are the first one to complain
about the new vers
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