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Title:
ufraw-batch consumes 100%
In my case, the files are from a D50. And from what I've noticed, it is
trackerd that is causing this, and I think you have to have your NEF
files set to be opened by UFRaw by default.
So there are a couple workarounds that people can try:
1) Associate your NEF files with some other program,
My camera is a Nikon D40.
Yes, I'm pretty sure ufraw-batch is creating thumbnails, but it's doing
it very inefficiently. If I try to copy 100's of files from an SD card
to the hard drive, the system becomes non-responsive until something
crashes or the indexing/thumbnailing finishes. This can
UFRaw generates thumbnails in a fraction of a second with the command:
ufraw-batch --embedded-image --size=128
I don't know how trackerd is activating ufraw, but it seems that
something very wrong is going on.
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ufraw-batch consumes 100% cpu and crashes with signal 24 in
ufraw-batch is probably trying to create thumbnails for your NEF files.
What camera model did those NEF files come from?
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ufraw-batch consumes 100% cpu and crashes with signal 24 in
cmsTrilinearInterp16()
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cmsTrilinearInterp16()
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