Please let me know how I can assist in debugging this issue. Also, the disk is constantly thrashed during this process. Something is wrong with that as the CPU should be capable of hashing much more data per unit time with SHA1. Commonly used in the transmission of various types of data, peer-to-peer (P2P) opens up new possibilities for the transmission of remote sensing image data.
As in I can maybe open it and slowly go threw the windows with around a 1-2 minute delay in my clicks. The unprecedented amount and multiple applications of remote sensing image data have created a strong need for efficient data transmission.
Regardless, watching the web interface number of GB verified creep upwards during "Verifying local data," it may take 1-2 minutes to verify 0.01GB of data. Intuitively, to saturate the bottleneck it is necessary that queue builds up: otherwise, when the queue is empty, at least sometimes no data is being transmitted and the link is under-exploited. Whenever I am downloading a torrent Transmission hangs or responds very slowly.
However, the 'fast' download speeds Im referring to are just between 2-3 MB/s (my internet is capped at 3-3.5 MB/s).
Thus, this could be a potential bottleneck. I simply cannot grasp what is the bottleneck in the 1. In the case of a torrent client, I read it would predominantly be making random writes (which makes sense). rTorrent can easily handle hundreds of torrents with tens of terabytes of associated data, and it is known to be able to handle thousands (some people are seeding 15000 torrents simultaneously with 1 single instance of rTorrent). It is known to be a bit difficult to configure, but I think those efforts pay off in long-term.
Also the total system memoy usage with torrent client is less than 900MB. rTorrent is the only torrent client that truly works (for me). Search: Qbittorrent Seeding Meaning Standard message stream encryption is also included for enhanced security For this test, dont use your VPN All-in-all, we recommend qBitTorrent software as a tried, true and tested open source torrent downloader If you are. I upgraded from an old version of Transmission + Clutch which had the "Have" vs "Verified" issue, with having downloaded a lot of data and not verified very much. I have identified that transmission bottlenecks on the CPU, because transmission is only running singlecore. I have an approximately 21GB torrent which I've been working on for a while due to crashes in 1.41b4, and every time I restart it the 'verifying local data' stage takes a very long time while using nearly 100% CPU. Let us dig further the implication of the above observations. I am running transmission-daemon and the web interface only, no GUI as the machine is headless.
benchmarking a 90MHz Pentium as being capable of hashing 2.1MB/sec (megabytes, not megabits) with SHA1: This is a fairly slow processor, but there is a credible post from a member of RSA, Inc.
Meyggis ( Samstag, 22.I'm running transmission 1.42 built from source on Debian etch on a 600MHz VIA C3 box (low power x86 CPU).