absintos Wrote:
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> same with 3.14. The main culprit that i suspect is samba4. although, the lack of proper jumbo frames
> support might also be affecting this (worked great with stock). when jumbo frames are enabled (9k,
> 4k, whatever), speed drops to about 1-2 MBps....
When first replaced stock fw with my first debian build, I had same problems (if not worse).
That belonged to debian default configuration.
Speaking about NSA325 here, eventually I got a decent config:
https://github.com/davidedg/NAS-mod-config/tree/master/samba
The real speed-changer parameter seemed to be socket options and use sendfile
So I suggest you first try with samba3 with my params (or a subset of them) and see if it's a samba config issue, rather than a kernel/driver issue.
For reference, with NSA325 I can get around 60MB/sec with gigabit network and no jumbo frames.
Bye!
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> same with 3.14. The main culprit that i suspect is samba4. although, the lack of proper jumbo frames
> support might also be affecting this (worked great with stock). when jumbo frames are enabled (9k,
> 4k, whatever), speed drops to about 1-2 MBps....
When first replaced stock fw with my first debian build, I had same problems (if not worse).
That belonged to debian default configuration.
Speaking about NSA325 here, eventually I got a decent config:
https://github.com/davidedg/NAS-mod-config/tree/master/samba
The real speed-changer parameter seemed to be socket options and use sendfile
So I suggest you first try with samba3 with my params (or a subset of them) and see if it's a samba config issue, rather than a kernel/driver issue.
For reference, with NSA325 I can get around 60MB/sec with gigabit network and no jumbo frames.
Bye!