streumix;564720 Wrote:
It looks like jive interupts in some way and slows down the file
transfer. First I thought of on-demand scanning issues of the activated
built-in server when storing to the USB-HDD. But scp transfers into /tmp
cause similar CPU load activities of jive. Shutting down
As mentioned at the beginning of the post, the transfer rate for all
configurations was pretty much the same. 450..500kByte/sec.
Another strange fact.
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streumix
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Hi,
while playing with the samba USB HDD sharing options, I've experienced
pretty slow data rates. Therefore, I did measure the WLAN data
throughput based on scp, too. (scp a 4MB into the ramdisk - scp
4MBdummy.bin r...@squeezeboxtouch/tmp)
But all I could get (scp or SMB export) is somewhat
streumix;564398 Wrote:
Hi,
while playing with the samba USB HDD sharing options, I've experienced
pretty slow data rates. Therefore, I did measure the WLAN data
throughput based on scp, too. (scp a 4MB into the ramdisk - scp
4MBdummy.bin r...@squeezeboxtouch/tmp)
That's not measuring
On 07/26/2010 09:48 AM, streumix wrote:
But all I could get (scp or SMB export) is somewhat around 500kB/sec
max. (4MBit) ? Is this a typical value or is there a problem with my
WLAN setup.
What can I expect ?
Since my router tells me all clients are running fine at 54MBit, I'd
expect to
Now, I didn't want to start a thread about how to deinfe network
throughput.
I just had been astonished by the large gap between signaling bandwidth
(54Mbit) and the effective transfer speed I'm getting for the two two
tested methods of file transfer (SMB and scp). Of course, there's a
full
On 07/26/2010 10:52 AM, streumix wrote:
protocol overhead (physical layer ...IPTCPscpfile transfer), but
here we're talking about a 25...30% max. (worst case).
There must be a serious limiting factor ! (SB Touch CPU ?)
Since I've some doubt's regarding my router (AVM Fritz!Box 3030), I
was
What you're seeing probably has little to do with your wireless
network's throughput. Data rates when transferring files to and from
the Touch can be pretty dismal. The Touch is remarkably slow at just
about everything it does. You won't be measuring your wifi speed by
running data transfers
I just ran a small test on my wireless network and I get about 21-22
Mbps. This is the speed transferring some large files from my file
server to a laptop.
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JJZolx
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A couple more tests, transferring files to and from the Touch over
wireless: Copying files to an SD card in the Touch I get a pretty
erratic 2-7 Mbps, probably averaging around 4 Mbps. In the other
direction, copying from the Touch I get a fairly steady 7-9 Mbps.
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JJZolx
JJZolx;564447 Wrote:
A couple more tests, transferring files to and from the Touch over
wireless: Copying files to an SD card in the Touch I get a pretty
erratic 2-7 Mbps, probably averaging around 4 Mbps. In the other
direction, copying from the Touch I get a fairly steady 7-9 Mbps.
erland;564539 Wrote:
Have you tried if a USB drive attached to the Touch is faster or slower
than the SD card ?
No, I haven't. The one USB drive that I own rarely ever worked with
the Touch.
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