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Avoid a long system lockup related to sleeping shares
I use NFS at home (between 3 Macs and 2 Linux machines), and it's pretty reliable (provided you mount and unmount it manually from the terminal, rather than through Finder). If, on a laptop, you have the NFS server mounted, and go off the network (WiFi goes out of range etc), Finder will hang if you try and navigate to the server, but otherwise it's fine, and no other applications seem to be effected.
35-50MB/s here
My old G4 Quicksilver Towers transfer files at about 35MB/s over AFP directly to each other. My newer G5 Towers (June 2004 and Late 2005) transfer at 50MB/s minimum over AFP on a home network switch. |
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