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...FO (XendCheckpoint:349) Saving memory pages: iter 5 5: sent 1039, skipped 481, delta 4288ms, dom0 10%, target 3%, sent 7Mb/s, dirtied 11Mb/s 1543 pages [2008-06-11 12:24:42 3983] INFO (XendCheckpoint:349) Saving memory pages: iter 6 6: sent 1059, skipped 484, delta 4053ms, dom0 15%, target 5%, sent 8Mb/s, dirtied 12Mb/s 1558 pages [2008-06-11 12:24:46 3983] INFO (XendCheckpoint:349) Saving memory pages: iter 7 7: sent 1114, skipped 444, delta 4192ms, dom0 15%, target 6%, sent 8Mb/s, dirtied 11Mb/s 1517 pages [2008-06-11 12:24:49 3983] INFO (XendCheckpoint:349) Saving memory pages: iter 8 8: sent...

Hello everybody, I'd like to use OpenSSH (client & server, for shell & sftp) on an embedded PC with limited resources (processor 386 SX 40Mhz 8Mb RAM). I have Linux running on it. In the past, I tried to use OpenSSH on it just to see if it could work but each connection required an incredible long time to start. I suppose that the key generation is too expensive for that processor. Is there something I can try to make it work better ? Can...

Hallo I would like to have an image of about 8Mb to boot with ISOLINUX and MEMDISK. I am not able to create an image complete of the MBR, as MEMDISK requires. I think I should emulate an 8Mb disk in memory or on a file, but I am able to do so only for a 'single partition'. Could you please suggest me a way to obtain the image? I can use L...

...e': H:\1GB.img 2. specify 'DestDir': Z:\ 3. go to Option > Main Settings > I/O Setting > I/O unit (MB), the default value is '1' and changes it to '8'. 4. click button 'Execute' to start file transferring. Then we could see logs said that write size is 8MB (8388608): [2023/08/18 23:32:02.418926, 3] ../../source3/smbd/smb2_write.c:219(smb2_write_complete_internal) smb2: fnum 4162336292, file 1GB.img, length=8388608 offset=226492416 wrote=8388608 And wireshark said that write size is 8MB (8388608): SMB2 23414 Write Request Len:8388608 Off:100663296...

Hello fellow Samba users and devs. This is my first post. I've searched documentation far and wide for Windows, Linux, and Samba, and have not been able to shed any light on this issue. I can't get more than 8MB/s during a single file copy stream out of my Samba server over my 100FDX switched network either from Win2K or WinXP (I don't have a *nix client to test with). The network is idle during testing. Via FTP on these Win machines to/from the same filesystem (100GB XFS) as the Samba share I consis...

...n the application layer issues IOs larger then the >> maximum IO size allowed by SMB (8 MB iirc), the Windows SMB kernel >> client will segment the larger application segments into smaller ones. > > Fastcopy is doing *something* weird :-). > > 1. FastCopy (FastCopy.exe), 8MB (need to revise FastCopy default setup) > Process Name??? Operation?????? Path??? Detail > System? TCP Send??????? 10.19.7.63:64845 -> 10.19.250.98:445??? Length: > 8388724, startime: 3459115, endtime: 3459149, seqnum: 0, connid: 0 > System? TCP Receive???? 10.19.7.63:64845 -> 10...

Dear All, I am considering to buy a workstation. For the CPUs, I wonder whether anybody have the experience in choosing one for the R. Intel Xeon W3540 2.93 8MB/1066 QC CPU is much cheaper as compared with the Intel Xeon E5540 2.53 8MB/1066 QC CPU. However, its Hz 2.93 is bigger than 2.53. I wonder which one would run R quicker. Thank you. Huang [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Does anyone know if 4k sectors will be handled better by the kernel in Centos6? I'd like to copy backups to a 750Gb laptop type drive for offsite storage but the best write speed I can get is about 8MB/sec even with dd to the raw disk which shouldn't have an issue with partition alignment. -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell at gmail.com

...IOs larger then the >>>maximum IO size allowed by SMB (8 MB iirc), the Windows SMB kernel >>>client will segment the larger application segments into smaller >>>ones. >> >>Fastcopy is doing *something* weird :-). >> >>1. FastCopy (FastCopy.exe), 8MB (need to revise FastCopy default setup) >>Process Name??? Operation?????? Path??? Detail >>System? TCP Send??????? 10.19.7.63:64845 -> 10.19.250.98:445??? >>Length: 8388724, startime: 3459115, endtime: 3459149, seqnum: 0, >>connid: 0 >>System? TCP Receive???? 10.1...

...;clients are having their rates limited to ~1 Gbps despite having 10 >Gbit interfaces (iperf tests show a 4.18 Gbps network speed). We can >achieve far higher transfer rates when using Linux clients by setting >the "wsize" and "rsize" mount.cifs options (we find that 8MB works >well) but we've been unable to find an equivalent option for our >Windows clients as there doesn't seem to be an option to specify how >much the data will be sent in 1 SMB request. > >When inspecting the logs (as well as with Wireshark), we can see that >the Lin...

...0x3f75e1d8a4] -> imap [0x419969] Apr 21 19:15:17 dovecot: Error: child 25918 (imap) returned error 83 (Out of memory - see mail_process_size setting) The folder (which is shared) has about 8 thousand emails in it. I'm not sure if it's pertinent, but the dovecot.index.cache file is about 8MB. Help? Cheers, -- John

...>Macbook but I cannot set the memory allocation for temp files under the >browser setting. If I set to 100MB it gives message that setting needs to be >between 8 and 8. If I put in 8 MB in the settings window the message does not >reappear but it also does not retain even the 8MB, it defaults back to 0. >Any ideas how to fix this problem. > This is the second posting on this subject. Please keep to one and only one posting, thank you. Also, please send ONLY Plain Text to the mailing list. It is 'bad' nettequette to do otherwise. James McKenzie

...size it >chooses. But when the application layer issues IOs larger then the >maximum IO size allowed by SMB (8 MB iirc), the Windows SMB kernel >client will segment the larger application segments into smaller ones. Fastcopy is doing *something* weird :-). 1. FastCopy (FastCopy.exe), 8MB (need to revise FastCopy default setup) Process Name Operation Path Detail System TCP Send 10.19.7.63:64845 -> 10.19.250.98:445 Length: 8388724, startime: 3459115, endtime: 3459149, seqnum: 0, connid: 0 System TCP Receive 10.19.7.63:64845 -> 10.19.250.98:445 Len...

...fortunately, there's no easy way right now). You're right! I forgot to say that I need only the encoder side (and only for voice). My application have to acquire a 16bit 8KHz PCM stream and save a compressed audio into a flash. (And here I have another little question... My flash size is 8Mb only and I have to be able to store in it 8 hours of voice, do you think opus shrink the stream enoguht?) > If you know that > you're always going to be encoding in SILK mode, or always in CELT-only > mode, then you can remove the encoder part you don't need. Ok, I think this i...

...2. specify 'DestDir': Z:\ >3. go to Option > Main Settings > I/O Setting > I/O unit (MB), >the default value is '1' and changes it to '8'. >4. click button 'Execute' to start file transferring. > >Then we could see logs said that write size is 8MB (8388608): >[2023/08/18 23:32:02.418926, 3] ../../source3/smbd/smb2_write.c:219(smb2_write_complete_internal) > smb2: fnum 4162336292, file 1GB.img, length=8388608 offset=226492416 wrote=8388608 >And wireshark said that write size is 8MB (8388608): >SMB2 23414 Write Request Len:838860...

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...t; > My application have to acquire a 16bit 8KHz PCM stream and save a > > compressed audio into a flash. > > Sounds like a job for SILK-only mode. In which case you can strip away > all of CELT. > > > (And here I have another little question... > > My flash size is 8Mb only and I have to be able to store in it 8 hours > > of voice, do you think opus shrink the stream enoguht?) > > This is going to be a problem. Assuming you mean 8 mega*byte* (and not 8 > megabit), that's still only 2 kilobit/second. Opus pretty much requires > 8 kb/s, so 4 t...

...''m troubleshooting an I/O performance problem with one of our applications that does a lot of writing, generally blocks just over 32K, sequentially writing large files. It''s a Solaris 10 x86 system with UFS disk. We''re often only seeing disk write throughput of around 6-8MB/s, even when there is minimal read activity. Running iosnoop shows that most of the physical writes are made by the actual app and average around 32KB. About 15% of the data, however, is done by fsflush and only 4 or 8KB at a time. The write throughput for the fsflush writes is about 10% that of...

...et platforms and creating a valid qemu host package per target is also problematic, since no package did ever require such a workflow. 2) The size of the final waf bin/lib install, even if stripped down to the bare minimum of smbd/nmbd/smbpasswd is unsuitable for most older routers that have just 8MB nvram and problematic for 16/32 MB more recent routers, depending on what other packages are added to the firmware. The smallest samba 4.3 package we could manage to build is around 9-12MB or 4.9MB lzma compressed using this makefile + some multicall/static linking hacks/patches: https://github.co...

...my Allison wrote: > On Tue, Aug 22, 2023 at 08:50:03AM +0200, Ralph Boehme wrote: >> I don't get it. Iirc 8 MB is the default max io size the kernel client >> will use which is also, iirc, the limit of the protocol. > > Don't get what ? The FastCopy.exe above is using 8MB write sizes. sure, so? FastCopy.exe uses 8 meg, Explorer and Robocopy use a smaller IO size. Or am I missing something? -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: OpenPGP_signature Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 840 bytes Desc: OpenPGP digital signa...