<div class="gmail_quote">2012/8/1 Andrew Bennetts <<a href="mailto:andrew@bemusement.org" target="_blank">andrew@bemusement.org</a>> <blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="margin:0 0 0 .8ex;border-left:1px #ccc solid;padding-left:1ex"> Propadovic Nenad wrote: This sounds like the server (or perhaps a network link between you and the server) is cutting off the connection. Perhaps it's not able to deal with the relatively high load bzr-svn places upon svn (unlike fetching a svn checkout, it's basically fetching every single revision since the start of the repository). If so, you *might* be able work around this by fetching branches in small increments, e.g. the first 100 revisions, then the next 100, etc. You can do this via commands like: bzr branch -r 100 svn://.../trunk cd trunk bzr pull -r 200 bzr pull -r 300 # etc -Andrew. </blockquote><div> Hello Andrew, that sounds reasonable like a good assumption. I do see the commands breaking after some 100-something revisions being pulled. I tried the svn-layout command - same thing. Cheers, Nenad </div></div>