On Fri, Feb 19, 2016 at 07:13:23AM -0800, erik quanstrom wrote:
>
> > TxOk: 4483
> > RxOk: 7520
> [..]
> > xmit descr queue len: highwater 0/31 curr 0 hitmax 0
>
> this doesn't look like very much traffic. how did you test? are you using
> the latest tcp? what is the ping latency? older labs kernels did a poor job
> with moderate latency, and any packet loss. newer versions should be ok,
> but i haven't tested myself.
>
sending 32 64 byte messages 1000 ms apart to icmp!192.168.1.1!1
0: rtt 310 µs, avg rtt 310 µs, ttl = 64
1: rtt 314 µs, avg rtt 312 µs, ttl = 64
2: rtt 295 µs, avg rtt 306 µs, ttl = 64
3: rtt 269 µs, avg rtt 297 µs, ttl = 64
4: rtt 325 µs, avg rtt 302 µs, ttl = 64
5: rtt 267 µs, avg rtt 296 µs, ttl = 64
6: rtt 279 µs, avg rtt 294 µs, ttl = 64
7: rtt 270 µs, avg rtt 291 µs, ttl = 64
8: rtt 272 µs, avg rtt 289 µs, ttl = 64
9: rtt 259 µs, avg rtt 286 µs, ttl = 64
For the test, I simply hget'ed the kertex tarball. This is always
28kB/s... So even downloading 10MB takes more than 6 minutes.
For the version, i don't know: I downloaded the iso distrib from the
Bell Labs web site, some weeks ago, when the site was still online.
The problem is that I tried 3 versions of the distrib: USB and iso from
9atom (but the kernels panic'ed with my hardware); and the Bell Labs iso
(the kernel booted, but there were further problems with USB so I ended
up making the install "by hand", but with the files from the Bell Labs
iso).
> > rtl8169: unknown mac 8168 4c000000
>
> my version of the driver handles this hardware
Unfortunately see above: the 9atom kernels crashed for my hardware
(bicore Intel Pentium G3220).
>
> > i8042: fe returned to the ea command
>
> you don't have a ps2 mouse, but the system is configured to expect one.
> 0xea -> set streaming.
Thanks for the explanation.
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