[Beowulf] SMB Network performance
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orion at cora.nwra.com orion at cora.nwra.comThu Aug 9 19:00:02 PDT 2007
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> > > It's not the desktop, IMO. It is the entire software stack. From the kernel up though the application layer with a predictable hardware and firmware layer underneath. Even in the days of the buggy Apple firmware, Macs worked exceptionally well because the buggy layer would still act predictably. > > Desktops are no good if the applications calling them cannot get run reliably. That reliability requires properly functioning layers all throughout the system stack. > > In the Linux and Windows worlds this is most obvious in the > device drivers, particularly with networking. Speaking of... Has anyone else noticed that SMB client performance on the Mac is lousy? I'm seeing 2-3x slower write performance to my Linux Samba server compared with Linux and Windows clients. - Orion
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