> I have been reported 400 Mbps in a direction and 800 Mbps in the opposite
Speed of my dreams... > If you are working from disk, the traffic will cross the pci bus twice. > Expect something in the 40~60 Mbyte/s range. You could play with the mtu > but I do not suggest it with an "old" kernel. I´m still far away from that speed. But to be honest, I start to believe that ´s it´s not (only) a problem of the driver. Yesterday, I tried the connection between Win2K and Win XP - and in fact, it was slower that the link between two linux machines. And that with the original Netgear drivers for the cards! > Did I tell you that you > should consider testing 2.6.13-rc6/7 ? I´ve brought my 64bit PC today at workplace ant I´m going to install debian or fc4 on it and upgrade the kernel then - which is the goal. After that I´ll try the connection again and report what happened, including all open questions that you sent me (answering them before updatng the kernel seems quite useless). > Easily more than 100Mbps with my pii class test machines. Slowly, I begin to believe that the network here doesn´t like me and all my knowledge concering the issue is equal to zero... ;) But I´m very happy that you take the time to help me - it´s not self-evident to me! Mike - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe netdev" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
