Will just adding:
sleep 5
chown dhcpd:dhcpd /var/lib/dhcp -R
to the upstart script work?
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Title:
isc-dhcp-server fails to renew lease file
To
Sorry for the misconception. I'm now able to boot from the the 2TB hdd
if I use the mainboard in non UEFI mode (bios emulation). 11.04 server
installer hangs on uefi mode. (since the firmware/bios update 0524)
I get a menu now (since update, before it stayed blank) when I run the
installer in
Tried on same system using windows 8 -- Windows 7 resulting in 40% link
utilization (50MB/s)
Windows 8 thus has double the cifs speed ubuntu mount.cifs has at the
moment.
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Work around, upgrading to bios 0524 on the Intel 510MO made me able to
boot the 2TB drive in non-uefi mode. It hangs on uefi install.
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Title:
Public bug reported:
mii-tool reports half duplex on full duplex connection when using
RTL8168 series network cards. Ethtool does report the right speed.
Same bug reported on debian by someone else.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=561851
terminal:
#sudo mii-tool
eth0:
I'm trying it in Ubuntu server 11.10 beta kernel 3.0.0-10.
Windows 7 -- Ubuntu server via mount cifs = 20 % link utilization in windows
7 task manager
Ubuntu server -- Windows 7 via samba in explorer = 30 % link utilization in
windows 7 task manager
General further slowness can be deduced to
I got to 20MB/sec by reconfiguring Windows 7 to disable autotuning.
forcedirectio or not now has no speed effect anymore. Tested on a
gigabit network.
filename: /lib/modules/2.6.38-10-server/kernel/fs/cifs/cifs.ko
version:1.71
description:VFS to access servers complying with the
Jean- (jean-helou) and I use the same model network switch (Netgear
GS108 Gigabit switch), could it be related to that? Do the other users
also have the same switch?
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In my case the installer placed a /dev/sdba1 instead of the UUID, thats
why it worked after changing it.
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Title:
Ubuntu 11.04 initrd fails to
Confirming bug again as of 9.10 till 11.04.
Windows 7 -- samba share on ubuntu 11.04 = 70 MB/sec Read -- Write on Gigabit
Lan
mount.cifs on ubuntu 11.04 -- Windows 7 = 16 MB/sec Write -- Read on Gigabit
Lan
Using mount.cifs parameters:
mount.cifs $volume $backupvolme -o
Problem still persists in Ubuntu Server 11.04 amd64
Gigabit LAN:
from ubuntu:
mount.cifs //windows7/share /ubuntuserver/share -o ro,credentials=filename --
10 MBytes/sec
from windows 7:
windows 7 explorer -- //ubuntuserver/share -- 55 MBytes/sec
Problem is now reported on 4 sequential releases
Many people on the internet suggest it is a problem in cifs.ko and the
maximum buffer size. Is there a way to change the max value of CIFS
buffer in the cifs.ko without recompiling? Is there an alternative to
mount.cifs for samba?
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Version of Cifs-utils package in ubuntu 11.04: 2:4.5-2
Latest version of Cifs-utils package is: 2:4.9-1
Tried newest version 4.9 of mount.cifs, no improvement.
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** Changed in: cdrom-detect (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Title:
cdrom-detect fails when using usb storage as install device
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