Dale wrote: > Hi, > > I have a question about this one. I noticed a good while back that > when I try to save a image with Seamonkey, it takes a lot longer than > it used too. I save them this way, right click on the image then > click save image as and in the pop up I click save. After hitting the > save button, it takes several seconds, 5 or so, to save a image to > disk. I always make sure the image is completely loaded since I am on > dial-up. It used to do this really fast and I'm not sure what could > be causing this. It also makes my CPU go to about 80% or so. > > This is some info about my system. AMD 2500+ with 1Gb of ram. I have > a two IDE UDMA drives on this rig. More info: > > << SNIP >> > Open to ideas because this is annoying as heck. Images size doesn't > seem to matter either. Big or large, it takes longer. > > Thanks much. > > Dale > > :-) :-) > > > >
I been digging around and sort of came up with a idea. I have a LOT of pictures on this partition. I have pics I have took with my digital camera and some I have got off the net. I have about 38,000 of them. I am using reiserfs on this and was wondering if that could be some of the problem? Too many files or something like that? I also checked to see how fragmented the partition is with a script that I found on the forums a while back. It reports this: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] / # /root/fragck.pl /data/ > 1.25789432648075% non contiguous files, 1.02978402682122 average > fragments. > [EMAIL PROTECTED] / # Doesn't look to bad but maybe someone has a better tool too. Any ideas? Is it Seamonkey or something else? Thanks for any help. Dale :-) :-)
