Hello,
I got the reply from Zotac.
| Dear Sir,
|
| We are sorry to tell you that the IONITX system target is Windows XP / Vista.
| There is no test for the OpenSolaris system. Therefore, we are unable to
| predict the result on the OpenSolaris.
| B.rgds
|
One question: The bug re
I’m also quite interested on the board. The NIC chipset is RTL8211CL which
should be supported in some SVN version when my interpretation the bug report
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=6768362 is correctly.
Otherwise I have seen that there are some display drives provi
Hello,
finally I solved all issues and received the following performance values
between a CIFS share on OpenSolaris and Windows Vista:
Write Vista to OpenSolaris: 35,6 MByte/s
Read Vistra from OpenSolaris: 34,5 MByte/s
I made the measurement with a 2048 MByte and the H2testw tool.
(http://www.
Hello,
thanks for the tip with the power management. First I switched of
powermanagement witin the BIOS without having any effect.
Then I I played arround with the power.conf and managed to get 34 MByte/s in
both directions.
Now I have to figure out which parameter made the effect without turn
> Are you using Samba on Solaris
> (svc:/network/samba:default)?
> Or the svc:/network/smb/server:default ?
I'm using the SW packages SUNWsmbs and SUNWsmbkskr which should reffer to
svc:/network/smb/server:default
> Maybe you could share a directory on /tmp
> with samba; that would use the ramd
> > and Samba or CIFS is performing well also
>
> Why? Did you do some measurements to prove this?
>
> Are you saying this because "Vista -- FreeBSD (Samba
> / UFS)"
> was able to transfer 30 - 40 Mb/sec?
Yes because Vista -- FreeBSD UFS and Vista -- Unbuntu Ext3 head well
performance while V
Hello,
I made some dd measurements this time I tried Ubuntu as reference with ext3 and
zfs-fuse to judge on the OpenSolaris figures. Please note that I ensured that
the zfs-cache is empty before trying to read.
As you can see from the figures they are amazingly good. So ZFS is not the
bottlenec
Hello,
thanks for your fast answer.
> I hope you didn't enable compression on your
> zfs filesystems...
No I didn't made that fault.
> Is the S-ATA controller in the ICH7 set to AHCI or
> to legacy P-ATA mode? That is, does Solaris use the
> "ahci" or the "pci-ide" driver?
The value Osol <> V
Lousy ZFS performance on D945GSEJT
Hello,
I have installed OpenSolaris 2009/06 on D945GSEJT see [1]:
- Intel Atom CPU N270 1.6Ghz (32Bit)
- Intel Mobile 945GSE Express Chipset
- Intel 82945GSE Graphics and Memory Controller Hub (GMCH)
- Intel 82801GBM I/O Controller Hub (ICH7-M)
- Realtek 8111DL
