"ripley" == ripley writes:
ripley> Today a guy at work ask me to test my pcmcia nic card. We
ripley> transfered a big file via NFS. We watched the
ripley> "performances" with nload. The average transfer speed was
ripley> between 600 and 800 kBit/s. I tried to transfer th
"ripley" == ripley writes:
ripley> Today a guy at work ask me to test my pcmcia nic card. We
ripley> transfered a big file via NFS. We watched the
ripley> "performances" with nload. The average transfer speed was
ripley> between 600 and 800 kBit/s. I tried to transfer th
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Nicolas wrote:
> Today a guy at work ask me to test my pcmcia nic card. We transfered a big
> file via NFS. We watched the "performances" with nload. The average
> transfer speed was between 600 and 800 kBit/s. I tried to transfer the same
> file from the PC on my desk (le
On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, Nicolas wrote:
> Today a guy at work ask me to test my pcmcia nic card. We transfered a big
> file via NFS. We watched the "performances" with nload. The average
> transfer speed was between 600 and 800 kBit/s. I tried to transfer the same
> file from the PC on my desk (le
Today a guy at work ask me to test my pcmcia nic card. We transfered a big
file via NFS. We watched the "performances" with nload. The average
transfer speed was between 600 and 800 kBit/s. I tried to transfer the same
file from the PC on my desk (less ram and CPU) and we got about 12000KBit
Today a guy at work ask me to test my pcmcia nic card. We transfered a big
file via NFS. We watched the "performances" with nload. The average
transfer speed was between 600 and 800 kBit/s. I tried to transfer the same
file from the PC on my desk (less ram and CPU) and we got about 12000KBit
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