Peter van der Vos wrote: > Hi, > > I have been thinking about the problems with ShareFS. The best > would be to 'fix' the lowest level but, it is also possible to > build a level on top of it. > > What I did (as a test) is build a small application. You can drop a > single file on top of the main window (the source). This will open > a savebox and let you select a destination. After this the > application will read a small block of data from the source and > send it to the destination. It will try to do this every 1 cSec. > > This way it was possible to read a 31 MBytes file from an Iyonix to > a RISC PC (with 100 Mbit interface) over a 100 MBit switch (pushing > and pulling). Without the application I couldn't send a single byte > of data. > > The program !Slow (with sources) can be found on peter.drobe.co.uk > > The size of the blocks transmitted can be changed but on my machine > I cannot go any higher than 5Kbyte. A new version of !Slow can now be found at peter.drobe.co.uk and this version makes it possible to drop a directory on it's main window (and transfer it slowly to the other machine). Peter --- To alter your preferences or leave the group, visit //www.freelists.org/list/iyonix-support Other info via //www.freelists.org/webpage/iyonix-support