https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=178678
--- Comment #101 from Germano Massullo <germano.massu...@gmail.com> --- I have VERY INTERESTING NEWS (see bottom part of the message) (In reply to Harald Sitter from comment #96) > I'm pretty sure you've not caught it being busy right there. The GUI thread > is entirely idle. I think it's the client system triggering too much I/O on the server because it tries to retrieve as much data as possible from the remote folders. This is not happening when using Krusader > What happens if you remove the Size column from the view and restart dolphin? > Does that make things more responsive? I am still able to reproduce a situation where Dolphin is stuck and the server is loaded with a lot of I/O, so the anwer is "no, disabling size column does not make things more responsive" > If so, does tweaking the folder size display setting in dolphin's View Modes > settings make any difference in performance? Also, what have you configured > there for the size display? The size is already the smallest one and the view is "detailed view" BUT!! if instead I set Dolphin to use "Icon" view, the problem is no longer happening! The folders that used to "stuck" Dolphin are no longer causing troubles, the folder browsing is very smooth and also I don't see any massive I/O on the storage server To make sure to be able to reliable reproduce/not reproduce the problem, in order to clear all caches, before each test I have ran following commands: on the client: $ fusermount -u mount_point on the storage server: # zpool export pool_name # zpool import -d /dev/disk/by-id pool_name on the client: $ sshfs username@ip_address:/pool_name/dataset mount_point -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
