Hi Mike!
Considering modern machines with 4-9 GB/s memory throughput (without cache), I
wonder whether that memcpy() is really significant in a 1Gb network (i.e.
100MB/s) environment (for example).
I can remember some discussions on HPFS (the OS/2 filesystem) where developers
said it's
and this
group, but didn't find any reference. However, HeaderDigest are enabled and
working properly, but I need DataDigest too.
If Open-iSCSI doesn't support DataDigest, can you recommend me some other
Linux/Open Source-based iSCSI Initiator?
Grealty appreciate your help,
J
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On 08/10/2012 03:08 AM, js19...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have been setting up Open-iSCSI Initiator in order to measure its
throughput and find out its bottlenecks for my research. I was trying to
One of the major bottlenecks is the memcpy that is done in the recv
path. See the
