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Hi, In populating our racks with several gigbit switches over the next few days, i'm wondering this: Is it over-engineering to seek out 550mhz rated cables over the typical Cat 6 250mhz rated cables? I've been advised (if you can a salesperson's words advice, heh.) that 250mhz is enough to handle traffic up to 10GB's. Should I just be happy with Cat6 for my GB switches or is is worth getting more into the details and seeking 550mhz-rated cable? Just curious what you...

--- Dan Sully <daniel@electricrain.com> wrote: > Hi - just wanted to give a quick plug for my company's new product - > Squeezebox2. > > We're doing native FLAC on the device now, in addition to > visualizers, 802.11g and more. this is cool, I added a status item on the FLAC site for it. just as a data point for us, can you comment on the cpu that is doing the FLAC

...nt Side Bus Settings ? Supports x16 PCI Express and x1 PCI Express ports ? Supports up to 4GB DDR2 533/400MHz or DDR400/333/266MHz SDRAM ? VIA Ultra V-Link 1 GB/sec 16-bit interconnect supporting V-Map Modular Architecture ? Integrated VIA Chrome9 Graphics core supporting DirectX 9.0 3D graphics ? 250MHz Graphics Engine Clock with separated 128-bit data paths ? 128-bit 2D and 3D Graphics Engine ? Chromotion 3.0 CE Video Display engine ? MPEG-2 Decoder ? Video De-blocking ? Adaptive De-Interlace ? DuoView+? Full HDTV support up to 1080i / 720p (http://www.gnn-components.com/VIA_Tec...

We have a test server that runs a single PIII 500MHz(256MB RAM) under Slackware, and we can get 12 SIP -> Zap calls running on it just fine. Over that and we have seen intermittant errors like call quality and very high load spikes. You should be able to get at least 24 SIP -> Zap on that setup. Post on the list when you do max it out. It's always good to see capacity specs. MATT---

Samba: binary kit from samba.org Samba version: 2.0.6 computer: SGI indigo2 with a 250MHz 4400 CPU, 64MB RAM, Irix 6.5.6m me: tarjei.jensen@kvaerner.com It looks like every time smbd spawns, the child process seems to die a horrible death and leave a core file. As a result I am unable to use any netbios services on the machine. The core file which I have examined says that the process...

...ost 1MB/sec. Doesn't matter where the file lives, whether or not it's in cache (on the Linux box), or what. The network cards in both are 3Com's PCI 10/100BaseTX cards (3c905), both machines are AMD-K6-200 or better (the Linux box has the slower CPU, being 200Mhz, the NT box has a 250Mhz AMD-K6-233 overclocked at 83Mhz x 3 -- naturally of course, the Linux box seems to do everything faster despite the "handicap"). Anyhow... it's very strange. Even the old Macintoshes on my LAN outcopy NT (~700KB/sec thru netatalk). I've enclosed some packet sniffer logs, wh...

...\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 490 753S/17"\µã¾à:0.23mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 500 1100P/21"\µã¾à:0.22mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:230MHz 2600 755DF/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:135MHz 600 753DFX/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 580 755DFX/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:185MHz 560 757DFX/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:250MHz 810 1200NF/ȫƽÃæÖ±½Ç\ÏÔÏñ¹Ü³ß´ç:22"\µã¾à:0.24mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:340MHz 3700 550S/15"\µã¾à:0.24mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:80MHz 400 955DF/ȫƽÃæÖ±½Ç\ÏÔÏñ¹Ü³ß´ç:19"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:185MHz 1150 750S/17"\µã¾à:0.24mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 580 EMC DX787/ÈýÐǵ¤ÄȹÜ\ÏÔÏñ¹Ü³ß´ç:17"\µã¾à:0.25mm\ÊÓƵ´...

...0MHz 500 1100P/21"\µã¾à:0.22mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:230MHz 2600 755DF/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:135MHz 600 743DF/ 17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 480 753DFX/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 580 755DFX/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:185MHz 560 757DFX/17"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:250MHz 810 1200NF/ȫƽÃæÖ±½Ç\ÏÔÏñ¹Ü³ß´ç:22"\µã¾à:0.24mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:340MHz 3700 550S/15"\µã¾à:0.24mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:80MHz 400 955DF/ȫƽÃæÖ±½Ç\ÏÔÏñ¹Ü³ß´ç:19"\µã¾à:0.20mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:185MHz 1150 750S/17"\µã¾à:0.24mm\ÊÓƵ´ø¿í:110MHz 580 EMC DX787/ÈýÐǵ¤ÄȹÜ\ÏÔÏñ¹Ü³ß´ç:17"\µã¾à:0.2...

...Web Server: Intel PIII 550MHz running Gentoo Linux with Kernel 2.6.23.1 (vanilla sources). fuse 2.7.0, glusterfs-1.3.11 (client+server). Laptop: Intel PII 300MHz running Gentoo Linux with Kernel 2.6.25 (vanilla sources). fuse 2.7.0, glusterfs-1.3.11 (client+server) Cobalt Qube2: QED RM5231 250MHz (MIPS4 Little Endian) running Gentoo Linux with kernel 2.6.27-rc4 (latest linux-mips.org git sources). glusterfs-1.3.11 (server only for now, but will be installing fuse and the client soon). All boxes are synced to the local NTP server which runs at Stratum 2. Other machines to be added into t...