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Re: From P4 to Git

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ABArnaud Bailly <abailly@oqube.com>
Date
Aug 4, 2009, 12:31 UTC
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<200907311122.43918.jnareb@gmail.com>
Thanks all for your detailed answers.
Playing with git on various environments, I have a couple more questions
that I could not (quickly) find answers on the web.
 1. when checkout-ing on NTFS, I got all my files marked as changed
 because of file permissions set from 100644 to 100755. I see there is a
 config flag about file permissions (core.sharedRepository ?) but not
 sure how to use it
 2. I am working with NTFS on a truecrypt managed USB HD and I noticed
 an order of magnitude difference in speed (ie. about 10x for checkout
 of 50k files) between this and my ext3 FS  on laptop HD. Is this
 expected ? Some people here reported slowness on non-encrypted NTFS and
 I think I read a couple of web fragments about speed difference between
 the 2. WDYT ?
Regards,
-- 
Arnaud Bailly -- OQube
<software engineering>
http://www.oqube.com/
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