I'll try to explain better: i have a computer with 2 partitions... I'm
trying to create a copy of the first partition and save it in the second...
running the script in netbsd, the script runs good...
when i boot the g4u kernel, firstly i mount the second partition at /mnt
(it's a FAT partition)... then i tell the script to save the file into /mnt
... when this occurs the performance goes bad...
don't know if you got it...
thanks anyway...
Fernando Witzke
2007/11/8, Hubert Feyrer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> On Thu, 8 Nov 2007, Fernando Witzke wrote:
> > 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?
>
> I'm not sure I fully grasp this yet: what's the difference between the
> system, exactly, that you got good/bad performance?
>
>
> - Hubert
>
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