OS6 now works on x86 Legacy WARNING: NO NTGR SUPPORT!

arnomc wrote:

I start experimenting with JF while my ultra2 was under 4.2.x and I didn't notice any change in performance (nearly no difference at all, just 2MB faster or slower depending on read/write or huge/big files. I didn't kept the precise results of my copy tests (I made 3 times each test in order to obtain reliable numbers). But my conclusion at that time was that the differences were too small compare to the variability of the results and/or not worth the risk to have issues with JumboFrames enabled. Then I switch to OS6 and I notice speed improvements. I don't know if it's due to a better use of the 2GB DDR for caching, or if it was due to OS6/BTRFS file system. But it has improved for sure. I was very fond of JF.. trying to improve transfer speed for big/huge files but after reading again and again, making my own tests and noticing some strange behavior etc.. I realized that very often it's not worth the risk to obtain issues or hiccups in this 'quest'. So I didn't bother to do the sped comparison again. One day maybe ... if I have time to loose :D PS : For those who don't speak french, here is the translation of papagaiou's post : "Hi Poussin, Once I reinstalled my NAS, I directly installed your add-on CUPS. I noticed that, even after a reboot, I didn't have access to CUPS's administration IP:631. I had to execute the following command : cupsctl --remote-admin Maybe you could add this command inside the add-on ? Thanks for your contributions to this community."