So, maybe it might actually make sense, but for now we're just gonna leave it off. - Okay. Wow. It's really poorly formatted, but LAMBO Z drive user's metadata- - It's on the next line! (laughs) Cool, it worked. Alright, now we've gotta tune Samba. So, on TrueNAS, SMB slash Samba is not really configured for the type of performance that we're goin' for. We're talkin' like NUMBER_TOKEN, NUMBER_TOKEN, NUMBER_TOKEN gigabit on our a hundred gig card, not gigabit or NUMBER_TOKEN gig. - Right. - So, we have to make a few changes. Now, by default, for some reason, at least according to this dude on the internet that has this article about TrueNAS, and the testing that I've done, it seems like they set the default threads for SMB multichannel to like, one read one write, whereas the default in Samba is like a hundred. - Right. - There's probably a reason for this, and maybe they've changed it back, but from testing before changing it, to testing after, it was a huge difference. - I wonder if it's one of those things where, for the average home user, repurposing an old machine- - Mmhmm. - And just throwing a couple of hard drives in the closet. - Like, slows it down, yeah. - Yeah, maybe it overwhelms, you know, that, the Athlon XP. - This is also the community edition, right? - Yeah. - So, if you were to buy a machine from TrueNAS, one of their prebuilts, I imagine they would already configure this stuff for you. - Yeah. - Anyways, we're just gonna copy paste this stuff into our config. Just need one more zero in there. - [Linus] Lotta bytes. - [Jake] Yup. - Now, the thing is, these drives are capable of tens of gigabytes a second of raw reads and writes, but as soon as you start tryin' to run a file system on them, like ZFS, performance takes a bit of a kick in the balls. - Especially when you have to calculate parody, which is a whole other thing. That's why we upgraded the CPU. Hopefully we can get a little more parody-ing. - Let's see where we end up. - Okay. We're gonna do right test first. - [Linus] Okay, here we go. - [Jake] NUMBER_TOKEN jobs, 'cause we have NUMBER_TOKEN drives. - [Linus] Laying out some files. (electronic music) (Jake laughs) - [Jake] That's pretty good. - [Linus] Wow. - [Jake] That's more than a hundred gig. It kinda fluctuates a bit, but that's pretty damn good. - [Linus] That is not bad. - As long as we're above a hundred gig. - Yeah, then we can't possibly be bottlenecked
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