I just checked out the ac4 patch for last kernel and noted several patches that are
related to issues rised in a previous post. So I tested it and:
SMB seems to work as in previous kernels.
NCP performance rose a little bit but keeps being miserable.
NFS seems to not behave so wild as before.
John Allen wrote:
> Using IDE drives??
>
> Check the IDE driver setting with hdparm
>
> hdparm -c3 -d1 -m16 /dev/hda
>
DMA is on and muticount is 16. I can't use for now c3 due to some
problems with old HDD that sometimes stay on the IDE. But once again I
note that settings didn't change sin
Using IDE drives??
Check the IDE driver setting with hdparm
hdparm -c3 -d1 -m16 /dev/hda
Pedro Rosa wrote:
> I cheked the work of the new kernel and came into two features:
>
> On network file transfers. It seems 10-15% slower than previous
> kernels. And this situation is observed both on S
>
Some problems I faced the last few hours suggest that the "test-11"
kernel and 0.4 may have some serious problems. Until now I couldn't get
no oops or any info on the logs that could drop some light on this. So
sorry I can only describe the phenomena.
Under smbfs I tried to download some qu
I cheked the work of the new kernel and came into two features:
On network file transfers. It seems 10-15% slower than previous kernels.
And this situation is observed both on SMB and NCP. On NFS it does not
seem to be significatively slower but it strangely behaves by foing up
and down in the
