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I don't recall what the xbox supports off the top of my head, i'll have to check but what i didn't mention is that it's not an xbox how microsoft ever intended it to be :o) I chipped it, it has a 120GB hard drive in it and it's running Xbox Media Centre which basically means it's the same as a windows XP media centre box. (more info here if desired: http://www.xboxmediacenter.com) Anyways, as for the nfs, the figures i mentioned were purely linux to linux so i must have done something wrong i guess unless the performance of my wireless card has got sooooo bad? Martin. On Saturday 02 April 2005 01:02, Grant Sewell wrote:
On Sat, 2 Apr 2005 01:17:06 +0000
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Is that purely Windows<=>Linux? Did you try NFS between two Linux boxes? I routinely use NFS between my machines on my network at home (since they're all Linux boxes) and I find it really fast, even using the kio slave. So, my guess is that it's either something not-quite-right at your end, or it is something peculiar to SFU (I wouldn't be surprised if it was intentionally crippled by MS to coerce people into thinking that NFS is "slow" whilst SMB is "fast"... but since we haven't yet established whether it is SFU that's causing the problem or not, I really shouldn't let my cynicism show :D). Does the XBox support NFS or can it use SFU? I would be very surprised at either, personally. Grant.
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