Thanks to those that responded.
I didn't realize that my router was not passing packet
fragments. Updating the firmware has got NFS working
much faster now. Still not as fast as FTP or SSH, but
not too bad.
--
Anthony
On Thu, Sep 06, 2001 at 02:53:39AM -0700 or thereabouts, Anthony Lau wrote:
I too had the same problems. I had updated part of my LAN with a Fast
Ethernet switch and cards, but alas I had a bad cable. Once I switched out
the cables and made sure I used Cat 5 cable for the 100baseTx cards, all
w
I actually had the exact same problem once a while ago, and after tweaking
every possible setting on the machines, I switched the hub they were using.
That fixed the issue.
I'm certain that that was the first thing you checked :) If not, try switching
not only the hub/switch but also the cables
Hi,
I've been working on this problem for about week now.
I have a SMC Barricade with a K7 running Debian testing/
unstable 2.4.9 as an NFS client. The NFS server is a PPC
200MHz 604e running Debian testing/unstable 2.4.9 and is
also on the Barricade. The K7 has 100Mb Netgear311 card,
the PPC has
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