Re: Network speed on Cobalt RaQ2's - Any updates?
My Raq2 is not the fastest machine on the block either...
What protocol do you use? NFS, SMB, FTP, SFPT(SSH).... NFS (kernel) is
probably the fastest option. Further I found that ext2 gives you also a speed
increase above ext3 (as suspected...). Another thing you could try is using
hdparm to tune your HD. For instance the "default" was to have dma off,
switching it on already makes quite a difference. But when using hdparm watch
out for system instability...
Good luck,
Vincent
(PS you should find some more info on this subject, if i remember correctly it
was discussed earlier)
On Friday 18 August 2006 07:08 pm, vizi0n (debian-mips) wrote:
> Hey there everyone,
>
> I was wondering if there has been any updates to the network speed for
> the Cobalt RaQ's over the past few months? I'm still suffering 1500kb/s
> upload to my server while backuping which is kinda slow :( I'm running
> Debian 3.1 on it right now, and theres nothing else using the network on
> it, it's basically a remote hard drive that acts as a slave dns server
> as well
>
> I'd be glad to hear someone tricked out something :)
>
> Frank
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