Hey, just more one doubt...
i removed the gzip command of the script, letting it run just the dd
command, without compressing, and it gave me a 'good' transfer rate: about
6MBs running on netbsd ... then i rebuilt g4u kernel and booted it, but
when booting this kernel and running the same script the transfer rate stops
around 1MBs...
is there any kernel config i should alter to make it work?
thanks again and sorry for annoying...
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2007/11/6, Fernando Witzke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hubert,
>
> Changing bs=1m didn't solve the problem...the script still runs at the
> same transfer rates...
> i've been trying different block sizes and different gzip options, but it
> seems to make no difference...
> Thanks for help anyway.
> I'd appreciate if you have more suggestions...
>
> Fernando M. Witzke
>
> 2007/10/4, Hubert Feyrer <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >:
> >
> > On Thu, 4 Oct 2007, Fernando Witzke wrote:
> > > I've already tried to add GZIP=1 to the front and the result is the
> > > same...it stands around 100~160Kb/s
> > > i can't understand it because the uploadpart transfer rate stops
> > arround
> > > 12MB/s (the maximum speed i can get at my network), so the local copy
> > should
> > > at least do it at the same transfer rate, or not?
> > > if you have some idea about it please reply...
> >
> > Well, look at the script - it uses 512 *byte* blocks - that sure asks
> > for
> > sucky performance. I forgot why i used such a bad block size... change
> > bs=512 to bs=1m and rebuild g4u, or just try dd directly.
> >
> > (Why did I use 512 byte blocks? To skip forward to the right partition,
> > and get size etc. right, as those numbers are stored in those units, at
> > least in the BSD disk label, probably the MBR, too. I'm sure there's
> > some
> > ways better way, I just never got my brains together to do this right.
> > Now
> > guess why that's not really documented/enabled. :-)
> >
> >
> > - Hubert
> >
>
>
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