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...aries, it would usually be preferable to pre-build versions of the performance > sensitive code for all target CPUs in separate dlls and use CPU identification code (similar to what the LLVM JIT does) > to resolve which dll to load at run time. Actually size doesn't matter. What's 10-20mByte amongst friends these days? :-) What's the compressed size? (Decompressed *really* does not matter on a PC these days...) What matters is that the binaries can be shipped as part of the installation and live side by side by other installations and that the solution is as complete as possible...

...RAID Controller 1G RAM Intel 100 3163 NIC I also have a RH 8 server on the same subnet. A similar test there yielded better results. A 14MByte transfer took 27secs. I know my NIC is fine as I can ftp that 14MByte file back to the suspect server in about 17secs. Furthermore, I tested a cp of a 20MByte file from a server offsite over a WAN link (same city, but a different site we have) and still achieved 10Mbyte per minute. Maybe I'm working under a limit of some sort? Something is really screwing up the smb protocal on the Proliant. I can't figure it out. It's running Samba-clien...

...AN with max. 2 clients. When i connect with only 1 client, i get a throughput of about 6MByte/s reading a large file. (Writing is even slower, but this is due to software-raid5). Both disk systems as well as CPU are not at max rates. There is 30-40% CPU idle and the raid 5 can write and read about 20MByte/s for large files. I have testet with one 3com and one intel 100MBit NIC, no big difference. All cards are correctly working at 100MBit FD, connected through a switch to my PC. When i make 2 simultanous client connections from my PC, it seems, samba saturates the 100MBit line because i'm gett...