You've got a network problem or a filesystem translation problem. I just tried moving a directory full of files, 6.38GB in 25 minutes or 4.25MB/Sec. I have a sub-optimal network. I've got two switches between the two computers, ideally they'd both be on the same switch. My biggest speed improvement came when I replaced the ethernet hub with a full-duplex switch. Now you can get an 8 port switch for like $25 if you do a little shopping. I'm still considering Gigabit, but I move gigabyte files all day, the 2-4x improvement would help, but what would really help is RAID'ing all my file systems. I find that that's the real bottleneck in my setup. I rarely get over 20% CPU utilization, even copying from drive to drive on the same system. The data rate is less than 1/10 of a single drives' internal rate (that's reading off the platter, not the 133Mhz IDE interface) > Subject: [CUBE] Gigabit ethernet? > From: Germ Steel <germsteel at myrealbox.com> > Message-ID: <BC2BA0AD.10071%germsteel at myrealbox.com> > > Hello: > > Is there any way to get gigabit ethernet on the cube? I ask because it just > took me 10hours to move 6.7GBytes over 100MBit and there has to be a faster > way. > > Cheers! > > --GSTeel >