at 1Hz
therefor its 1'000'000 B/s ( strictly speaking )
Of course usually some protocol overhead is much larger and so the small
1000:1024 difference is irrelevant anyway and can+will be neglected.
-- Roland
Am 17.03.2010 04:45, schrieb Erik Trimble:
On 3/16/2010 4:23 PM, Roland Rambau
does it take to transmit 1 TiB over a 1 GB/sec tranmission
link, assuming no overhead ?
See ?
hth
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gang,
actually a simpler version of that idea would be a zcp:
if I just cp a file, I know that all blocks of the new file
will be duplicates; so the cp could take full advantage for
the dedup without a need to check/read/write anz actual data
-- Roland
Per Baatrup schrieb:
dedup operates
Michael,
michael schuster schrieb:
Roland Rambau wrote:
gang,
actually a simpler version of that idea would be a zcp:
if I just cp a file, I know that all blocks of the new file
will be duplicates; so the cp could take full advantage for
the dedup without a need to check/read/write anz
- I just doubt it already exists.
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Chris,
well, Thumper is actually a reference to Bambi
The comment about being risque was refering to Humper as
a codename proposed for a related server
( and e.g. leo.org confirms that is has a meaning labelled as [vulg.] :-)
-- Roland
Chris Ridd schrieb:
On 24/1/07 9:06, Bryan Cantrill
