In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Mattias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> tis 2007-05-29 klockan 20:37 +0200 skrev David Fokkema: >> Hi, >> >> Basically, I have no idea, but: >> >> If you download large files (say, packages) from a fast site (say, a >> debian server near you), what transfer rates do you get? >> >> On Tue, 2007-05-29 at 20:15 +0200, Mattias wrote: >> > When I copy files from a client to the nslu I've noticed the max speed >> > is 10Mbit/s (1Mbyte/s) is that the maximum speed for the nslu2? Not >> > 100Mbit? >> >> 1 Mbyte/s??? How did you copy these files? FTP? HTTP? Samba? NFS? I >> _never_ got 1 Mb/s, only between 600-800 kb/s. >> >> David > > Ow! Then I should be happy with that speeds I guess! =) > > Hmm.. I dont really know what protocol is used, I've mounted a folder on > the slug as a folder on my ubuntu-client. Your USB device is working at USB2 speeds? What do you see from: grep 'Spd=' /proc/bus/usb/devices Using wget across my local network, I have just downloaded a 175MB (183611392 bytes) file from one slug to another slug [1] and the reported speed was 2.4 MB (MBytes) /sec: 16:31:54 (2.40 MB/s) - `testmovie.mpg' saved [183611392/183611392] real 1m13.568s user 0m6.150s sys 0m51.580s [1] wget on Slug with NSLU2/Debian Etch and apache2 on a Slug with OpenDebianSlug Sarge 3.1 -- Bob Cox. Stoke Gifford, near Bristol, UK. http://pippin.co.uk/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
