NASLite Network Attached Storage

I'm gonna try and downgrade my NASLIte to 2.04 and see how it goes then, thats the only thing I can try to do. How do I get a copy of that version?

Does anyone have a link to it? If so can you PM me the link please?

I did not keep the old ISO of it.

Bump.... Anyone?

Did you downgrade your install?
Did the speed improve again?
I am running 2.04 atm with mainly Macs access it, I was going to upgrade to 2.05 till I saw this. So I'm not sure if I should upgrade yet.
I'm getting around 25-35Mb/s so happy with the speed, just would like the extra
Add option to sync system clock with an RFC 868 compliant time server
was my main one, also selecting the first or last NIC would be good for initial setup.

Do you still need the ISO? I'll look around to see if I can find my CD (cross fingers)

I have the ISO, but unsure of legality of providing it ... I will PM Tony.
Georg

Well I appear to have resolved the issue to an extent.

I did downgrade to 2.04 which did not help...

In the end I reformatted my macbook again, and did not install 10.4.10, I put 10.4.9 on and left it as that and it is now running at full speed (if you call 20 meg/sec full speed).

its still slower than WinXP64, which hits 33-45 meg/sec but I guess this is the finder being slow as Ralph stated.

So it appears the 10.4.10 patch breaks something with my internal nic.

I'm glad that all production macs are still running 10.4.9
I have found with lots of testing with AFP, NFS, SMB. ATM SMB is the fastest to use. AFP on a Windows server is not far behind it at all, but it only runs V2.1, so you get long file name problems.
SMB you get resource fork and .DS_Store files all over the place.
NFS forget about it. Unless you work and copy via terminal I wouldn't use it at all.
Copy via terminal using any protocol is faster than the finder copy in OSX
Easy to test with diskwriggler which tests the speed via the terminal.

How to remove/stop .DS_STORE files on network drives...

http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php? ... 0300463515

I use BlueHarvest, then you don't lose other comments in OSX.