Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Thu, 22 Aug 1996 16:19:38 -0400 (EDT) | From | Darren Crane <> | Subject | Re: TCP/buffering changes |
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2.0.14 vs. pre2.0.7 ------- -------- 10 secs 1.5 secs hmmmmm.....
Ok, I'm not sure what has happened, but something between Smaba and the newer kernels is a little off. With the pre2.0.7 (one I just happened to keep), My smaba server delivered files faster than most of the older harddrives. For example, a 486K file gets served in about 1.4~1.6 seconds. With the same samba binaries, same hardware, and the latest kernels (2.0.14) this same 486K file gets served in 9.98~12 seconds. A little give and take is ok, but I'm starting to catch some real bad flack. Ok, stupid things first... Yes, I have recompiled the Smaba binaries, Yes, I have tried new versions of Samba. No change. The only thing that speeds things up is the pre2.0.7 kernel. I dont know which kernel rev between pre2.0.7 and 2.0.14 slowed things down, sorry.
Stats. Pentium 133, 48Meg core, Adapetc 2940 SCSI, Triton IDE, 3c509 running samba-1.9.15p6 and have tried samba-1.9.16alpha12 (no difference)
Is there any other info that is important?
Thanks Darren Crane dcrane@ivs
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