Thanks Cédric, Yes, the CPU is at 100%. I am unfortunately not fluent in python and so I'm confused about your suggested non-encrypted transfer. What would I run on the N310 and what on the host in order to transfer the file? Rob
On Fri, Apr 1, 2022 at 12:50 PM Cédric Hannotier <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Rob, > > On 01/04/22 10:40, Rob Kossler wrote: > > I am trying to copy some large files (~500MB) from the N310 to the host. > > The transfer rate I get using scp or sshfs (mounting in either direction) > > is about 12MB/s. Given that the interface itself can do >100MB/s, I'm > > wondering if there is a faster method. One thing I tried was to setup a > RAM > > file system on both the N310 and the host and copy from one RAM file > system > > to the other. But, still no better than 12 MB/s. Any ideas on faster > > transfers? > > Could it be the N310's CPU that cannot encrypt faster than 12 MB/s? > There should be a process with almost 100% CPU in "top -o +%CPU" in that > case. > If this is the case and it is a direct connection, > you could drop the need of encryption to speed up the transfer > (eg. python -m http.server, tar + nc). > > Regards > -- > > Cédric Hannotier >
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