I have been persuaded to move an application running under linux on to a
Hyper-V VM.
I am having significant performance issues and hope some one can cast
some light on them.
I am having to run on a legacy network card as the 'synthetic' NIC gives
poor through put.
This gives a drop of about 50% compared with the original machine.
Disc I/O is down by a factor of 8 when copying significant amounts of
data. (say 7 Gbyte)
The application originally ran on Fedora 15 on an HP DL385 (8-cores)
with 8Gbyte memory
The VM is running under Fedora 18 on a Dell R520 with 8 Gbyte with a
fixed VHD disc
Am I correct in assuming that Fedora 18 kernel has the latest Microsoft
Integration Modules?
Any suggestions would be appreciated
John Whitley
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