Generally, if you have NOD installed, any access to the squeak changes 
file is veeeery slow. I personally have a exception defined on my Squeak 
directory in Windows to avoid this problem.

Elod
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>
> > And you didn't get a warning about Squeak not being able to open the
> > changes file? Usually this kind of problem is reported right upon 
> startup.
> >
>
> Squeak starts up ok.
> It can read the changes file ok.
> It can write to the changes file ok.
> BUT,
> after writing to it, and at some delayed point in the future, NOD32 
> detects the file change and opens the changes file to scan it.
> If, while this scan is happening, another write to the changes file is 
> attempted, then the error occurs.
>  
> So the error is more likely to occur during a large file-in, than with 
> a small one.
>  
> Cheers,
> Andy
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