On Mon, Oct 30, 2000 at 12:04:23AM +0000, Alan Cox wrote:
> > It's still got some problems with NFS (I am seeing a few RPC timeout
> > errors) so I am backreving to 2.2.17 for the Ute-NWFS release next week,
> > but it's most impressive.
>
> Can you send a summary of the NFS reports to nfs-devel@linux.kernel.org
Yes. I just went home, so I am emailing from my house. I'll post late
tonight or in the morning. Performance on 100Mbit with NFS going
Linux->Linux is getting better throughput than IPX NetWare Client ->
NetWare 5.x on the same network by @ 3%. When you start loading up a
Linux server, it drops off sharply and NetWare keeps scaling, however,
this does indicate that the LAN code paths are equivalent relative to
latency vs. MSM/TSM/HSM in NetWare. NetWare does better caching
(but we'll fix this in Linux next). I think the ring transitions to
user space daemons are what are causing the scaling problems
Linux vs. NetWare.
:-)
Jeff
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