Hi there. I've recently observed (as of 2.0.36) that my smbmounted
shares are performing very poorly compared with the transfer rates I
regularly obtain when FTPing, or even smbclient-ing to the same machine.
Have there been any weird changes to the kernel smb code? I am
personally using an NE2k ethercard, but others have observed the same
slowdowns with Tulip cards, so I think a NIC driver problem can be ruled
out.
My system specs:
486/66 running 2.0.36 with 16mb of RAM and two el-cheapo NE2ks (the
machine is basically a masq box).
Any help would be much appreciated.
Steve.
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shares are performing very poorly compared with the transfer rates I
regularly obtain when FTPing, or even smbclient-ing to the same machine.
Have there been any weird changes to the kernel smb code? I am
personally using an NE2k ethercard, but others have observed the same
slowdowns with Tulip cards, so I think a NIC driver problem can be ruled
out.
My system specs:
486/66 running 2.0.36 with 16mb of RAM and two el-cheapo NE2ks (the
machine is basically a masq box).
Any help would be much appreciated.
Steve.
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