I want to make SDI faster by unpacking all driver packs and indexes. How can I do this?
Is it ok to just extract the drivers SnappyDrivers\drivers ? Or do I have to repack them all over again?
And is there a way to unpack the indexes? Or perform a pre-index of all drivers?
Below is my batch file ued to launch SDI and SDI.cfg
Thank you
If you really want to repack driverpacks, you should make sure that Solid Block Size is set to "Non-solid". I'm not convinced that the time it takes to repack driverpacks will be worth it or save you time but you can give it a try.
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Anonymous
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2015-11-29
Right now it takes about 20-30 min to install all drivers in a laptop. It seems a lot.
What about using them unpacked?
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You can try to use them unpacked but SDI will need to reindex all drivers each time you run SDI unless you specify -keepunpackedindex.
I never tested this use case, so I don't know if SDI will be able to work with this setup.
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Anonymous
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2015-12-02
I've used the -keepunpackedindex parameter but SDI continues to index the drivers. And it takes a lot of time
Last edit: Anonymous 2015-12-02
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I want to make SDI faster by unpacking all driver packs and indexes. How can I do this?
Is it ok to just extract the drivers SnappyDrivers\drivers ? Or do I have to repack them all over again?
And is there a way to unpack the indexes? Or perform a pre-index of all drivers?
Below is my batch file ued to launch SDI and SDI.cfg
Thank you
%~dp0SDI_x64.exe -nogui -license -norestorepnt -keepunpackedindex -autoinstall –autoclose -finishrb_cmd:Shutdown.exe -r -t 15
Anyone? BadPointer, are you there?
Please help.
If you really want to repack driverpacks, you should make sure that Solid Block Size is set to "Non-solid". I'm not convinced that the time it takes to repack driverpacks will be worth it or save you time but you can give it a try.
Right now it takes about 20-30 min to install all drivers in a laptop. It seems a lot.
What about using them unpacked?
You can try to use them unpacked but SDI will need to reindex all drivers each time you run SDI unless you specify -keepunpackedindex.
I never tested this use case, so I don't know if SDI will be able to work with this setup.
I've used the -keepunpackedindex parameter but SDI continues to index the drivers. And it takes a lot of time
Last edit: Anonymous 2015-12-02