Re: dragonfly file transfer rates...

[Sergio Lenzi <enigma@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Monday 27 December 2004 05:26, buszhet2001@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> John Leimon wrote:
> > A network file transfer speed test:
> > 
> > 700 MB divx file was copied:  
> >   FROM                    TO                MAX XFER RATE
> >   FBSD4.10(apache srv) -> Windows XP Pro    2683kB/sec
> >   FBSD4.10(apache srv) -> DragonFlyBSD1.1   5600kB/sec
> > 
> > These tests were perfomed over a 100Mbit ethernet network and using firefox
> > to grab the files off the http server.
> 
> and how about :
> DFLY as NFS and SAMBA server, with *other-os* as client ?
> LINUX as NFS and SAMBA server, with *other-os* as client ?
> or
> *BSD as NFS and SAMBA server, with *other-os* as client ?
> 
> b.s
> 
> 


for me, a ftp from a FBSD-5.3 to dragonfly easily woud
rate 8500 to 9000 kbytes/sec  using standard hardware
Sempron 2.2 100mbits , encore switch (a cheap 20$ 8 port switch)...
and a file of about 100MB...  copied at about 12 to 15 sec... 

On linux is the same, but as the load increases the BSD keeps
the performance over linux.... the BSD scheduler is better...


Sergio