I've found that SFU NFS is pretty poor in general. I setup Samba on the host
system. Let the client stay native & have the server adapt.
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On Mon, Oct 20, 2008 at 9:29 AM, Bob Bencze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings.
> I have a X4500 with an 8TB RAIDZ datapool, currently 75% full. I have it
> carved up into several filesystems. I share out two of the filesystems
> /datapool/data4 (approx 1.5TB) and /datapool/data5 (approx 3.
I've had serious problems trying to get Windows to run as a NFS server with
SFU. On a modern raid array I can't get it above 4MB/s transfer rates. It's
slow enough that virtual machines running off it time out almost every time I
try to boot them.
Oddly it worked ok when I used an old IDE dis
Greetings.
I have a X4500 with an 8TB RAIDZ datapool, currently 75% full. I have it carved
up into several filesystems. I share out two of the filesystems
/datapool/data4 (approx 1.5TB) and /datapool/data5 (approx 3.5TB). THe data is
imagery, and the primary application on the PCs is Socetset.
