Now I have root access to manually mount/umount my laptop's harddisk. I
tried some rsizes/wsizes to find out the best setting. These are my
results (I set rsize equal to wsize):
(the table looks best with a fixed-width font)
time [min]
(log)
^
|
15.8 | *
10.0-|
|
4.0 | *
2.5 | *
1.5 | * *
1.0-| *
| o
| o o
0.25| o o o
|
0.1-|
+----------------------------------------->
| | | | | | | | wsize
256 1024 4096 32K
* = knfsd
o = old nfs daemon
Your assumption, that the problem drastically decreases when I reduce
the rsize/wsize to 1024, was right. But nevertheless the performance of
the old daemon seems to be up to 4 times better.
-- Kind regards,Christoph Brauckmann
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