Hello,
This happens every time I use the ImageSolver.js script:
Image solving succeeds using triangle similarity - converges after 4 iterations get to "Saving keywords ..."
Hangs at "Saving keywords" with blue Windows activity indicator. Locked out of PixInsight, with CPU running at 17.5% (highest running process on the system).
Does not recover. After 10-20 minutes tried "Pause/Abort" in the console window. Get "Running - Abort Requested". Sits in that state for several minutes (3-5?) and then finally exits with successful plate solve. So its not a show stopper, but serious impact on user experience, and just a lot of time.
I see this with poor exiting behavior with other processes as well. For example - On conclusion of SPCC the process continues to run after the solution has converged with the application read-locked and spinning Windows circle of "whatcha-doin?" and Java burning 17%+ of CPU while I go make a coffee or whatever ... Sometimes it recovers before my patience expires.
My guess is that it is writing to disk all of the calibrated files? And that's why it churns so long? I have a lot of subs. Am I right about this? If so, how to I make it just plate solve, or color correct the image I care about? Or is there something else going on?
Note that I am a brand new user - So could very well be pilot error.
Thanks.
System:
Newly installed version of PixInsight
Windows 10Pro
Intel I7 8 cores, 64G physical RAM, internal SSD with plenty of room (2TB)
Windows Swapfile setup 8G with max 64G
This happens every time I use the ImageSolver.js script:
Image solving succeeds using triangle similarity - converges after 4 iterations get to "Saving keywords ..."
Hangs at "Saving keywords" with blue Windows activity indicator. Locked out of PixInsight, with CPU running at 17.5% (highest running process on the system).
Does not recover. After 10-20 minutes tried "Pause/Abort" in the console window. Get "Running - Abort Requested". Sits in that state for several minutes (3-5?) and then finally exits with successful plate solve. So its not a show stopper, but serious impact on user experience, and just a lot of time.
I see this with poor exiting behavior with other processes as well. For example - On conclusion of SPCC the process continues to run after the solution has converged with the application read-locked and spinning Windows circle of "whatcha-doin?" and Java burning 17%+ of CPU while I go make a coffee or whatever ... Sometimes it recovers before my patience expires.
My guess is that it is writing to disk all of the calibrated files? And that's why it churns so long? I have a lot of subs. Am I right about this? If so, how to I make it just plate solve, or color correct the image I care about? Or is there something else going on?
Note that I am a brand new user - So could very well be pilot error.
Thanks.
System:
Newly installed version of PixInsight
Windows 10Pro
Intel I7 8 cores, 64G physical RAM, internal SSD with plenty of room (2TB)
Windows Swapfile setup 8G with max 64G
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