And then just run it on unloaded box like this:
./aes-test4
I just think i use the Pentium II as the file server. Even if I didn't used the assambler
version, it would still be bettet to use a Pentium II 400 MHz than a Alpha 500 MHz.
With 3 runs for each platfor in single user mode in Debian Unstable the results is as follow.
All results is in Mbits/sec
alp = Alpha 500 MHz CPU, c version of AES
pii = Pentium II 400 MHz CPU, c version of AES,
same compile flags as with the Alpha
ass = Pentium II 400 MHz CPU, assembler version of AES128 bits encrypt decrypt alp pii ass alp pii ass 64.9 92.9 178.9 53.8 85.7 180.5 64.9 92.9 178.8 55.2 85.7 180.6 64.9 92.9 178.8 55.4 85.7 180.6
192 bits encrypt decrypt alp pii ass alp pii ass 58.3 78.6 150.9 49.3 71.8 152.5 58.5 78.6 150.9 50.3 71.8 152.4 58.5 78.6 150.9 49.9 78.6 154.4
256 bits encrypt decrypt alp pii ass alp pii ass 50.5 68.5 130.8 45.2 62.3 131.6 50.6 68.5 130.8 45.5 62.3 131.6 50.6 68.5 130.8 45.6 62.3 131.6
Thor
- Linux-crypto: cryptography in and on the Linux system Archive: http://mail.nl.linux.org/linux-crypto/
