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October 8th, 2001
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 File Indexing Taking Forrrrrrever Maybe I'm weird - maybe I'm nicer than most : I'm sharing out almost 4000 files (50GB). The problem is, indexing seems to run an extreeeeeemely long time (30 Mins?). I'm not sure if anyone can download from me during that time either as I never see anyone doing it. Usually I'm not on LimeWire for more than 5 minutes before 40 people are hammering me. |
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October 8th, 2001
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| First index The thread assigned to indexing all of your files is given idle priority, meaning it takes almost no CPU time for itself. After the fist index it shouldn't take so long again unless you change your shared directory structures around. |
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