Hello, I have a severe performance problem when connecting a M$-Client PC with a Bootdisk and TCP/IP-Stack to my Samba server. Both machines are linked via a 100Mbit crosslink connection. The server is running a SuSE Linux 7.2 with Kernel 2.4.19, the smb-fs and the NIC is compiled into the kernel. The Client uses a DOS 6.2 bootdisk with the M$ TCPIP-stack version 1.02. All M$ drivers load fine, the 'net use' command works too. Then I start Symantecs 'ghost' to create an image from the clients HD and put it to the used Samba share on the server. The Performance is poooor (<1Mbyte/min), tests with a W2K server on the same hardware showed better values (>200Mbyte/min) :-( . What can I do to improve this poor samba throughput???
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