I'm using sshfs to mount a Seagate Backup Plus Desktop drive locally. Rsnapshot has been writing the first backup of my Linux system to it for just over an hour. I think it's writing about 98 gigs worth of files. I definitely expect the first backup to take longer than subsequent backups, but with that being said I'm just wondering if there's any tuning improvements for the write speed. I'm getting about 8.0 MiB/s sending from the computer to the router.
hdparm(run on the router) and dd (run locally) shows the disk read and write speeds as:
I can't get dd to print out the speed of the disk writes when run on the router. Do I need to update dd through Entware? Not sure which package would have that.
I noticed the router ethernet ports are running at 1500 mtu, and I changed the computer's ethernet port to 9000 mtu.
I turned the memory buffering optimization on with drop_caches=0
The router is an ac5300, so I think I should be able to get faster transfer speeds. Anyone able to help?
hdparm(run on the router) and dd (run locally) shows the disk read and write speeds as:
I can't get dd to print out the speed of the disk writes when run on the router. Do I need to update dd through Entware? Not sure which package would have that.
I noticed the router ethernet ports are running at 1500 mtu, and I changed the computer's ethernet port to 9000 mtu.
I turned the memory buffering optimization on with drop_caches=0
The router is an ac5300, so I think I should be able to get faster transfer speeds. Anyone able to help?
