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Aug 18 11:39:16 <Cayou99> Hello, I would like to install unslung and I am wondering if I should use the web interface as stated here: http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/InstallUnslungFirmware or use UpSlug2 as stated here: http://nslu2-linux.dyoung-mirror.net/releases/Unslung-6.10-beta-README.txt
Aug 18 11:42:05 <Cayou99> anyone here?
Aug 18 19:20:00 <thowinkler> hi there! does anybody around here know what in openslug limits nfsserver wsize to 8192?
Aug 18 19:20:36 <mwester> practicallity?
Aug 18 19:20:43 <thowinkler> I want 32768, I'm sure the client supports it, as I mounted another export with it
Aug 18 19:21:02 <Reedy> <sarcasm>code</sarcasm>
Aug 18 19:21:32 <mwester> Did you google to find out where that might be set?  It would be the same in SlugOS; there's nothing special done to limit that in SlugOS.
Aug 18 19:22:35 <thowinkler> yeah you have to use nfsv3 (I'm sure it's used!) and NFSSVC_MAXBLKSIZE in kernel must be at least 32768
Aug 18 19:23:14 <thowinkler> it is set to 1mb, I checked in SlugOS kernel source
Aug 18 19:23:37 <thowinkler> I have the entire build environment set up
Aug 18 19:23:58 <thowinkler> it's just that I can't figure out what the hell limits the server to 8192
Aug 18 19:28:01 <thowinkler> there must be something special done.
Aug 18 19:28:30 <thowinkler> because vanilla linux kernel 2.6 allows wsize of 32768 on nfsv3 via udp
Aug 18 19:31:01 <thowinkler> slugos 4.8 doesn't however. it mounts with 8192 no matter whether you specify wsize=32768
Aug 18 19:32:16 <thowinkler> it is very important because the client has only 10mbit network interface and with wisze=32768, throughput is a lot higher than with 8192 (8 instead of 7mbit)
Aug 18 19:35:24 <thowinkler> ok so noone knows???
Aug 18 19:36:48 <thowinkler> or noone cares?
Aug 18 19:39:33 <Reedy> probably no one that knows is watching the channel atm
Aug 18 19:40:42 <thowinkler> okay... would it make any sense to come up with that in the #openslug channel?
Aug 18 19:40:59 <thowinkler> maybe it's too much of a noob question
Aug 18 19:41:22 <Reedy> dont really think its a n00b question
Aug 18 19:41:31 <Reedy> there or the nslu2-linux mailing list might be a good place
Aug 18 19:41:43 <Reedy> or just idle in here for a bit, someone may et back to you
Aug 18 19:42:39 <thowinkler> okay, thanks! I'll stay here a little longer then, waiting and hoping ;)
Aug 18 19:44:15 * mwester wonders at the antagonistic and angry attitude associated with the question, and suspects that may well have something to do with the lack of response.
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