title: Run/Use Eclipse Indigo w/ ADT plugin from External Device
body: <p>I have been doing some research on running Eclipse Indigo from an external device (specifically a USB flash drive) and I have found several methods for doing so and have seen that many people have had success. However, I am concerned about the speed and efficiency of this. Even when I open Eclipse up on my desktop (from the hard drive) at home (Windows 7, 64-bit), Eclipse takes a good amount of time (1-3 minutes) to boot up before it is ready to use. Granted I have a large number of projects in my workspace, but my question is, <strong>does running Eclipse Indigo w/ an ADT plugin from a flash drive, create any lag, or speed/efficiency problems, that would not be happening if it was running from a hard drive?</strong></p>