On 6/25/06, Sean Bryant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
/dev/zero not exactly the best way to test sending data across the
network. Especially since you'll be reading a 8k chunks.
I could be wrong, strong possibility that I am. I only got 408mb when
doing a /dev/zero test. I've managed to saturate though. Using other
software that I wrote.
On 6/25/06, Nikolas Britton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What's up with my computer, it's only getting 30MB/s?
>
> hostB: nc -4kl port > /dev/null
> hostA: nc host port < /dev/zero
>
408MByte/s or 408Mbit/s and what measuring stick are you using? I'm
trying to rule in/out problems with the disks, I'm only getting
~25MB/s on a 6 disk RAID0 over the network... would it be better to
setup an memory backed disk, md(4) , to read from?
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