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i'm running samba on solaris x86 only for accessing NT shares. samba is not running as a domain master or anything. the problem is that when i try to upload 18mb file to NT share, smbclient crashes. $ smbclient //<box 1>/<share A> added interface ip=x.x.1.30 bcast=x.x.255.255 nmask=255.255.0.0 Domain=[ACCORD] OS=[Windows NT 4.0] Server=[NT LAN Manager 4.0] smb: \> put backup.tar putting file backup.tar as \backup.tar Error writing file: SUC...

...ly I (and the users of my project[1]) are building it ourselves using this script[2] derived from the LLVMSharp script[3]. Which adds a extra long step for all users of ours and other projects like LLVMSharp in order to use them. The resulting LLVM.dll exports 809 functions and weighs in at around 18mb, so it would make the installer larger. There is also the cost of maintaining a lists of export for the DLL, but hopefully we can use the llvm-echo to test it on the windows nodes so any failure to add new exports gets detected early. Now for the bike-shed questions, do we call it LLVM-c.dll or ju...

Hi there, I try to boot from an USB Pen-Drive. This works fine on my Laptop, but when I try to change to the target machine it almost takes five minutes until the initrd (fairly big, 18MB) has been loaded. Any hints on how I could try to increase speed? The Bios has already been updatet to the most recent Version. Sven -- "Das ist halt der Unterschied: Unix ist ein Betriebssystem mit Tradition, die anderen sind einfach von sich aus unlogisch."...

...'t know nothing about linux * network bandwidth is the problem [100 and 10 Mbit/s] > maybe ... * server is the problem [ Compaq ML330G2 : PIII 1GHz, 256, 18GB SCSI, 100Mbit/s only file server for 33 clients ] > I don't believe in this ... Our major DBF has 65MB and the major NSX has 18MB. I think that is big and the problem is it, but system developer say that isn't. I don't want to come back to NT4, where the clipper system too crash. Resume: Where I can find information about samba and clipper systems ? Thank you for read about my problem. Sorry for the grammar and ot...

...remote host after the migration has a full blown size of the specified value (10G) in my case, instead of the few MB on the source host before the migration. Running qemu-img I can see that the ref for the backing file is gone. on source host: $ ls -lh 3129b8a8-eca4-4b05-878a-66c2771b501f gives me 18MB $ qemu-img info 3129b8a8-eca4-4b05-878a-66c2771b501f image: 3129b8a8-eca4-4b05-878a-66c2771b501f file format: qcow2 virtual size: 10G (10737418240 bytes) disk size: 17M cluster_size: 65536 backing file: /var/lib/libvirt/images/34fa65ce-483b-4ffa-88f8-75f6ebf670c1 Format specific information: c...

...which you say is all that many people want -- is 202 MB. That's without even building it. > > Why is this burden unacceptable? It seems rather small to me. It is a small burden to LLVM contributors to include everything because LLVM is large. Compiler-RT’s entire git repository is under 18MB, LibCXX is around 20MB, LibCXXABI is under 3MB. Those projects are frequently used without LLVM and do not have tight coupling. Forcing developers on those projects to be bound to LLVM is, IMO, a huge burden. > > For comparison, using svn to checkout llvm using ... > > svn co http://...

...lves > > using this script[2] derived from the LLVMSharp script[3]. Which adds > > a extra long step for all users of ours and other projects like > > LLVMSharp in order to use them. > > > > The resulting LLVM.dll exports 809 functions and weighs in at around > > 18mb, so it would make the installer larger. There is also the cost of > > maintaining a lists of export for the DLL, but hopefully we can use > > the llvm-echo to test it on the windows nodes so any failure to add > > new exports gets detected early. > > > > Now for the bi...

Issue: Vista reads slowly from a samba server. This appears to pop up periodically here and elsewhere. My samba.conf file has: [homes] ... vfs objects = readahead As suggested elsewhere. Writes are approximately 17-18MB/s which is acceptable. Reads are in the 8MB/s range which is appalingly slow. Using linux smbclient and windows XP clients I can read at 25+MB/s. I've enabled vfs objects = readahead to get better performance in vista. The biggest difference I notice between vista and other clients is that...

...4 drives running RAID5 Broadcom GigE Client Windows XP MCE Microsoft SFU 3.5 running NFS client over UDP The client and the server are connected to the same GigE switch. When I copy one large file (10GB) from the client to the server over an NFS mount I get an average performance of 18MB/s. The same file copied from the same directory on the client to the same directory on the server over a Samba mount averages 4Mb/s. Any ideas on why is there such a huge performance difference and what can I do to improve Samba performance are appreciated. Regards, AG

Mermgfurt ! I have some problem with syncing two machines which are connected over a Gigabit-connection. I'm trying to use rsync with ssh because of the authorisation mechanisms (keys). It starts quite ok with 18 MB/s (this small speed may have something to do with our internal net) and falls down to 400 KB/s (!!!). This happens over a long period because those files I want to copy are very

...rom the LLVMSharp script[3]. Which adds > >> > a extra long step for all users of ours and other projects like > >> > LLVMSharp in order to use them. > >> > > >> > The resulting LLVM.dll exports 809 functions and weighs in at around > >> > 18mb, so it would make the installer larger. There is also the cost of > >> > maintaining a lists of export for the DLL, but hopefully we can use > >> > the llvm-echo to test it on the windows nodes so any failure to add > >> > new exports gets detected early. > &g...

...; a extra long step for all users of ours and other projects like > >>> >> > LLVMSharp in order to use them. > >>> >> > > >>> >> > The resulting LLVM.dll exports 809 functions and weighs in at > around > >>> >> > 18mb, so it would make the installer larger. There is also the > cost > >>> >> > of > >>> >> > maintaining a lists of export for the DLL, but hopefully we can > use > >>> >> > the llvm-echo to test it on the windows nodes so any failur...

...net Samba > 4.5.3. Running strace killed the performance in a really major way, so I > didn't finish copying the full test set. Right, strace does kill performance. However, I am surprised that stracing the parent kills performance so badly. > The full trace I got compressed to about 18MB, which is a bit large, so I've > attached a subset which is from the start to a chunk into where the copying > took place. Please let me know if you need more than that. Yes, I need more than that. I need it while it is running full steam. Please make sure that you trace the smbd that is...

...form we are developing. We deploy Xen virtuals on pairs of servers using GlusterFs V3 in replicate mode on Debian Stable (Lenny) with Xen 3.2.1 as the hypervisor. I am currently experiencing a weird issue where within the virtual machines (DomU) running on a GlusterFS mount only receive around 10-18MB/s write speeds, but full speed reads. Our hardware for each node is Dual Core Xeon Processors, 8GB of RAM and 4 * High Speed SATA drives (RAID 10, around 160MB/s writes and reads). If I write a file to the Gluster mount in the Dom0 (host) we receive around 90-100MB/s writes (maxing out the GigE...

...using xen 3.1.3 on a Celeron, a netbsd 4.0 dom0, and netbsd 4.0 and slackware 11 (with 2.6.18.8-xen kernel) domU''s, and a bridge to communicate between those. I noticed traffic between (both ways) netbsd dom0/domU is rather slow (4Mb/s max), and traffic from the linux domU to dom0 is about 18Mb/s, while traffic from dom0 to the linux domU is rather slow again (4Mb/s max). Any idea why? I can of course provide more info if necessary/wanted. I''m not sure this is the same issue described in a recent post ("DOMU to DOM0 performance issue"), since there are too many differen...

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Hi Shao Miller, I found another ISO that doesn't work with MEMDISK-ISO. It is the ISO of the PloP bootmanager. It is a ISO which uses floppy emulation. When I boot it with MEMDISK-ISO (run from Syslinux), my PC instantly reboots. When I extract the floppy image from the ISO and boot this file with MEMDISK, it works fine. Grub4dos iso emulation works fine for this iso. When using Grub4dos

...before HD. Otherwise it took roughly the same amount of time for each decode/encode run. However the resulting filesize steadily grew from about 530 to 580KB, I'm not sure what caused this, but when I attempted the test with a larger example after just 15 runs the filesize had grown from 4MB to 18MB. Opus did subjectively better than either AAC and Vorbis, the quality remained listenable all the way to 100 generations, while it was getting noisy I don't perceive it as being any worse or better than some popular YouTube videos. Everything else is as you might expect, it took less time on a...

...>>> >> > a extra long step for all users of ours and other projects like >>> >> > LLVMSharp in order to use them. >>> >> > >>> >> > The resulting LLVM.dll exports 809 functions and weighs in at around >>> >> > 18mb, so it would make the installer larger. There is also the cost >>> >> > of >>> >> > maintaining a lists of export for the DLL, but hopefully we can use >>> >> > the llvm-echo to test it on the windows nodes so any failure to add >>> &gt...