Dave Smith wrote:
Adam Findley wrote:
So I have setup a fresh new Archlinux workstation here at the BYU CS
department, and it's NFS read speeds are tremendous, but the write
speeds are horrendous. Anyone know what causes such problems?
Wow. History really does repeat itself. :) I assume you've tried the
usual suspects, noatime and friends in /etc/fstab? Are local writes to
the disk nice and fast as you'd expect?
History repeats itself eh? I haven't tried the usual suspects, as I
have been doing some searching (lots) on google, and haven't gotten to
much. What is noatime?
This is the fstab:
nfs-home1:/home1 /users/home1 nfs
auto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,hard,tcp,intr,rw,suid,retrans=15,timeo=6,nfsvers=2
nfs-home2:/home2 /users/home2 nfs
auto,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,hard,tcp,intr,rw,suid,retrans=15,timeo=6,nfsvers=2
Local writes are quite fast and normal.
Thanks,
Adam
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