Hi Peter,
Peter Williams wrote:
> Near as I can tell, it was either downloading something or compiling
> JSF files or ???. Whatever it was doing took a 10+ minutes on a
> Ultra20M2, completely froze the browser window for the duration, and
> provided no visual indication of background processing (nor did the
> server's log window). No obvious indication of what was going on was
> indicated by netstat or prstat.
>
> The screen that indicates admin gui was being downloaded had long
> passed -- the screen it froze on was a partial view of the standard
> screen you get immediately after logging in (or the start screen if no
> credentials required).
Does the screen frozen or it eventually comes back ? I didn't see
this on my Ultra 20, but i didn't test on that machine daily either.
I did experience that only the main frame with the registration reminder
comes up, but the left frame (navigation tree) and the bottom frame
(promotion) never shows up. I have to kill the browser. This was on
my Mac, I don't know how to reproduce that though.
>
> I don't know if that is the expected experience (I hope not) or that
> it just ran into some bad cache data on my machine due to prior
> executions (entirely likely, no clue how to reproduce).
So, is this is a one-time experience or this is reproducible on your
machine everytime you try to access the console ?
thanks
Anissa.
>
> -Peter
>
>
> Lance J. Andersen wrote:
>> Hi Peter,
>>
>> After a prelude reboot, it takes me about 1 minute before the gui
>> installs itself the first time i try and access it. I have not seen
>> any garbage yet on the screens..
>>
>> I am on XP service pack 3 with 1.25gb ram and firefox 2.0.0.17
>>
>> -lance
>>
>> Peter Williams wrote:
>>> I'm trying to start admin gui for Prelude B28c and it's extremely
>>> slow (we're talking many minutes to just bring up the first page,
>>> assuming it ever finishes and when it finishes, there are usually
>>> unwelcome display artifacts). This is with Firefox 2.0.0.12 on
>>> Solaris x86.
>>>
>>> Are there known issues? file system cruft from older builds getting
>>> in the way?
>>>
>>> Any suggestions welcome. I'm hopeful this problem is unique to my
>>> machine because it's awful.
>>>
>>> -Peter
>>>
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