which kernel on ServerWorksLE/which nfs?
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Joachim Worringen joachim at lfbs.RWTH-Aachen.DEThu Jan 17 23:49:50 PST 2002
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rsweet at atos-group.nl wrote: > > I'm wondering if the list could indulge my curiosity by sharing which > kernel versions they are running sucessfully (for me meaning it stays up > for at least several weeks...) on ServerWorks LE chipsets (in my case > Asus CUR_DLS and SuperMicro P3TDE/370)? We use SuperMicro 370DLE, pretty much the same than P3T..., but for coppermine P-III, together with the onboard NIC (Intel). However, we don't use ethernet for message passing, only for NFS etc. > In particular is anyone running a 2.4 kernel with any reliability? We are using 2.4.4 (with some patches for Promise IDE support), the systems are up for weeks although used heavily for low-level library development. > If so, what NICS are you using? > Are you using nfsv3 (knfs) or nfsv2/userland nfs? NFSv3. BTW, has anyone a proven concept to improve NFS performance for Linux clients towards a Solaris server? We experience that write access of the clients causes the disks of the server being extremely active, as if no caching would take place. The same server serves NFS smoothly for any Solaris clients. Increasing the NFS block size did not really help very much. Th net gives many suggestions, most of them relate to outdated kernel / nfs client versions. Joachim -- | _ RWTH| Joachim Worringen |_|_`_ | Lehrstuhl fuer Betriebssysteme, RWTH Aachen | |_)(_`| http://www.lfbs.rwth-aachen.de/~joachim |_)._)| fon: ++49-241-80.27609 fax: ++49-241-80.22339
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