Installed
> Size: 4096 MB
> Size: 4096 MB
> Size: No Module Installed
> Size: 4096 MB
> Size: 4096 MB
> Size: No Module Installed
>
> It looks like BIOS-level problem, but... maybe ULE restricts RAM?
>
> Hopefully,
> Denis
what I
get shovelling big files around. Disk is a 7200 RPM SATA2.
Thanks,
Josh Paetzel
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e speed to some arbitrary value. A lot of factors
come together to give you a max speed.
Obviously you are hitting a bottleneck somewhere that is lower than you
think it should be.
Does 3ware advertise the card is capable of 600 Megs/sec? It seems an
8x pci-e card would be capable of higher performa
S with TCP mounts and
send/receive packets set to 16384 manages about 90 Megs/sec.
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TX with even relatively
ancient hardware. And by ancient I mean Pentium 2 class machines.
The biggest tuning you can do is use intel (fxp) or 3com (xl) NICS and a
halfway decent switch.
If your server box can't saturate 100TX ethernet with the defaults then
something is amiss. Perhaps p
know what sort of disks you are using.
SATA is notoriously bad at parallel access, and compiling is of
course horribly disk bound to begin with.
make buildworld also was never designed for massive parallelism at
all, and slows down considerably as you try to scale it up with more
cpus and in
