hey all -- another question! What are the best NFS mount options to use
for NFS over a local WLAN?
I have an NSLU2 connected to a Linksys WRT54GL via local 100Mbps ethernet.
I also have a Dell laptop running Ubuntu Feisty, associated with the
WRT54GL over 802.11g wifi. The laptop->WRT54GL link is 18Mb/s right now
according to "iwconfig"; "bing" reports 12.337Mbps between the laptop and
the NSLU2.
The laptop is running 2.6.15, the slug 2.4.22.
I currently use these mount options:
noauto,noatime,rsize=8192,wsize=8192,nfsvers=3,rw,hard,intr,tcp,timeo=20
I'm already using "tcp" since apparently wifi and UDP don't get on too
well. Can anyone suggest additional suitable optimisations?
One of the uses will be to access a reasonably large library of MP3s,
fwiw.
--j.
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