#3 killing jobs early

[Anonymous]

dvd-baker ist stopping too early when jobs take some
time on slow "ovens" (PIII, 600MHz).

Output of dvd-baker:
[dvd-baker]
[dvd-baker] Baking progress: S-
[dvd-baker]
[dvd-baker] WARNING
[dvd-baker] It would appear that a Slideshow job
has got lost somewhere
[dvd-baker] Press Ctrl + C (Break) to quit, check
disk space and the Slideshow logs.

Logfile:
parseRecipe ----408 [/slideshow]
parseRecipe Total of 4 images in
slideshow-3-1
parseRecipe nice -n0 dvd-slideshow -f
"/var/tmp/dvd-baker/slideshows/slideshow-3-1/slideshow-3-1.txt"
-n slideshow-3
-1 -p
waitForJob Waiting for Slideshow job:8182
to finish
waitForJob
waitForJob WARNING
waitForJob It would appear that a Slideshow job
has got lost somewhere
waitForJob Press Ctrl + C (Break) to quit, check
disk space and the Slideshow logs.
waitForJob Slideshow is brain dead.
waitForJob Slideshow is brain dead.
waitForJob Slideshow is brain dead.
waitForJob Slideshow is brain dead.
waitForJob Slideshow is brain dead.
[...repeated 1000 times and more ...]
waitForJob Slideshow is brain dead.

Processes are still running and working, but dvd-baker
stopps too early!

[Marcus Brown]

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Possibly a duplicate of bug report 1496426
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1496426&group_id=158182&atid=806808

Will be addressed in the next release.

[Peter de Groot]

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I too am getting this error. And my machine is not that slow.
Pentium 2.? Gig

Peter

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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It would seem that the waitForJob function needs some sort
of load calculation + mem size + swap size + disk
performance calculation to be included.

Can details be provided about the machine (baker) being used
and it's current load, please?
ie. snapshot of output from top would be sufficient.