Wise Package Studio performance - S-L-O-W
Has anybody besides me noticed that Wise Package Studio performance is slow as dog**** especially over a network, and setup capture?
Seems to me, WFWI used to be pretty darn quick.
Now, I go to change something in setup capture settings, and it just sits there forever (I'm talking 15+ minutes). That's keeping everything on a local computer. Try to use the network installation with the software database, etc? Fugeddaboudit.
Anybody heard anything from Wise about this?
Seems to me, WFWI used to be pretty darn quick.
Now, I go to change something in setup capture settings, and it just sits there forever (I'm talking 15+ minutes). That's keeping everything on a local computer. Try to use the network installation with the software database, etc? Fugeddaboudit.
Anybody heard anything from Wise about this?
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Posted by:
mickman
20 years ago
I haven't got experience with other products, but as i'm typing this i'm allready waiting fo 4 minutes for Wise PS to build a MSI file of 355 MB. (Hardware: P4 2,4 Ghz, 512 Mb)
Wise Packaging often crashes after modifying normal table entries. (paths, directories)
Wise Packaging often crashes after modifying normal table entries. (paths, directories)
Posted by:
kkaminsk
20 years ago
Wise can take forever to do the initial compile of a MSI as it decides on the structure of the MSI. I have had big packages around 1 gig take 2 days to do the initial compile with Wise on a Pentium 4 desktop. I do like how Wise repackages applications (MSI structure) aside from the speed.
I try to recomend to my clients that getting a Dual Xeon desktop with 1 gig of ram and VMWare is the fastest repackaging platform you can use but I have been on only one site where they made the plunge. Of course VMWare is useless for simulating driver installs in the real world but I am sure you can always borrow hardware from desktop support or the desktop imaging folks. I know throwing hardware at Wise may not be the best solution but the speed gains in the overall platform I think is worth the price of one really good desktop.
I try to recomend to my clients that getting a Dual Xeon desktop with 1 gig of ram and VMWare is the fastest repackaging platform you can use but I have been on only one site where they made the plunge. Of course VMWare is useless for simulating driver installs in the real world but I am sure you can always borrow hardware from desktop support or the desktop imaging folks. I know throwing hardware at Wise may not be the best solution but the speed gains in the overall platform I think is worth the price of one really good desktop.
Posted by:
oofemioo
20 years ago
I agree Wise takes forever at times. I have also seen the Standard Operating Environment tool crash on Pentium 3 pcs with 256MB of RAM.
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