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2006/3/9, Jim Drash <jim.drash@xxxxxxxxx>: -- Here is an outstanding discussion of why near wide speeds are not possible: Just the fact that this page claims disks would have a hard time filling a 100MBit/s network should make you react. Whatever the author meant at the time is since long gone. Doing zerocopy tcp at 9x0MBit/s was done on sub-300MHz machine in the late 90's. Thinking it would be impossible today is completely bogus. Some mornings, it's just not worth gnawing through the straps... |