Hi, ace -
I transfer files between my Windows XP machine and my
linux box without any problem. Are you sure it's the XP
machine and not the linux box that's the bottleneck?
Sounds to me like either a NIC configuration or samba
configuration issue.
All the network adapters need to be talking at the same
speed. Sometimes the machines have problems if one or
more of them has to negotiate a link speed - so if you
have a 100Mbit connection maybe hard-coding all NICs to
100Mbit - either all full duplex or all half duplex -
will help.
Another thing worth looking at would be adding the IP
address of the linux box to an LMHOSTS file on your XP
machine. This has perked up samba connections for me.
I'd also look at the documentation at
http://www.samba.org and see if I found anything there.
Hope this helps -
-----Original Message-----
i try to upload from my xp pro to my linux through my
router and its at 100kbs instead of 100mbps whats the
deal with windows xp? what is it about windows xp that
makes my uploads super slow?