Hello Andrea,
On Tue, Jul 28, 2009 at 02:27:25PM +0200, Andrea Lanza wrote: > I am still concerned about speed, becouse I am not able to go > further about 4,3 MB/sec via nfs Well, it's already better than the 2.5 (m/l) that I have had whith the original software ;) But, if I can, some questions regarding this speed : - it's on on a RAID5 partition, I suppose ? - whith the nfs-kernel-server or a user space one ? - on tcp or udp ? - and have you tried with the 'async' nfs option ? - also, have you tried ftp and rsync ? > at this point I destoyed anything and so I have no more network > support and other: if you want to folow me, do: [...] Thank you for your instructions, but since this machine is now supported by the d-i, it's seems a lot easier than cross compiling etc. > I am not a linux expert at all Neither me... TBH, I'm not confident I could have taken your road ;) > so it costs me a lot of fighting, especially to get the "right" > serial cable Yes, me too ! It seems easy, but it's only with the third one found in the "IT atic Museum" that I succeeded. With the first two, I got only garbage in minicom... > and to "arrange" the SS4000 envelope in order to make > available an external serial connector. Did you cut a hole in the casing for the serial connector ? Was it easy ? Some advice to do so ? :-) > if you need any further information feel free to ask me Thanks! -- J.-F. STRAETEN --- Mutt 1.5.18 - Debian GNU/Linux -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
