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After selecting the workspace, eclipse takes about 10 minutes to initialize? What could be the problem?

A: 

Try this:

  • Close unnecessary running process then run
  • Optimize your OS with various tips out there
  • Try to Reinstall it if none worked
  • Or simply Increase your RAM
Sarfraz
I am running only eclipse.I have a 4GB ram.
java_geek
+1  A: 

Eclipse shouldn't take this long to initialize unless you have a lot of plugins (especially buggy ones) installed. Do you get the slowdown after the workbench is already shown? That could indicate a plugin.

You may want to verify with your Eclipse installation how much max heap it is allocated. Eclipse traditionally ships with a very low default for modern machines. If you are on Windows, look at eclipse.ini in your Eclipse directory and change the -Xmx parameter to something meaningful (e.g., 2048M)

Uri
A: 

Try:

  • this eclipse.ini
  • running eclipse with the -clean option

Such a long startup time is usually the sign of some kind of timeout, because a resource (path, internet address?) does not respond.

VonC