> Just at a guess (and I don't know ppp internals that well), it
> might be PPP escaping the zero as a control character. If the
> software had to handle the escape sequence for "N thousand"
> nulls, it might bog it down a bit, and those escape sequences
> might themselves take up more space, as t
On Mon, 26 Aug 1996, Philippe Troin wrote:
>
> I've done some statistics regarding irqtune and kernels 2.0.14 and
> 2.0.15.
There are some nasty panic problems running this kernel with
apache httpd. I'm not sure about the details ...
>
> The protocol was the following:
> 1) ftp to my ISP
> 2
On Mon, 26 Aug 1996, Gerry Jensen wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Aug 1996, Philippe Troin wrote:
>
> > Test I was done on a 2.0.14 kernel with a 100kb nul file (dd
> > if=/dev/zero...)
> > Test II was done on a 2.0.14 kernel with irqtune and a 100kb nul file.
> > Test III was done on a 2.0.15 kernel with a
On Mon, 26 Aug 1996, Philippe Troin wrote:
> Test I was done on a 2.0.14 kernel with a 100kb nul file (dd
> if=/dev/zero...)
> Test II was done on a 2.0.14 kernel with irqtune and a 100kb nul file.
> Test III was done on a 2.0.15 kernel with a 100kb nul file.
> Test IV was done on a 2.0.15 kernel
I've done some statistics regarding irqtune and kernels 2.0.14 and
2.0.15.
The protocol was the following:
1) ftp to my ISP
2) put a file
3) get the same file 10 times with a 'mget file file '
I timed only the 'GET', not the 'PUT' as Linux buffers outgoing
packets and tricks the figures.
Test
On Sun, 25 Aug 1996, Gerry Jensen wrote:
> Linus' attempt to fix the serial/interrupt problem that some systems
> experience is now in the 2.0.15 kernel. For those of you that are using
> these systems where irqtune does makes a difference, try this new kernel
> and see if it has the same effect.
Linus' attempt to fix the serial/interrupt problem that some systems
experience is now in the 2.0.15 kernel. For those of you that are using
these systems where irqtune does makes a difference, try this new kernel
and see if it has the same effect.
Gerry
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>After I saw the original post about irqtune here, I decided to ask about
>it on the kernel list. Linus is looking into it now.
Funny thing is, the following message was posted in that very same kernel
list on August 7th, and even though I and a couple of others chimed in with
confirmation of the
> I've been trying it for over 24 hours, and I must say I'm quite impressed.
> PPP performance has really increased. It is streaming for long periods
> without
> interruption. And no kernel Ooops or no problems.
> Seemingly no problems...
> Can anyone confirm these subjective enhancements ? I mea
Hi Philippe --
You wrote:
>
> On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:14:10 PDT Philippe Troin (phil) wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:23:16 EDT renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >
> > > Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at th
e
> > > following? I looked at the W
On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:14:10 PDT Philippe Troin (phil) wrote:
> On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:23:16 EDT renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> > Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
> > following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
>
>renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>: Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
>: following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
>: overall (and it WOULD solve a serial problem I experienced with Debian 1.1.1
>: and kernel 2.0.6), th
renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
: Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
: following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
: overall (and it WOULD solve a serial problem I experienced with Debian 1.1.1
: and kernel 2.0.6), there a
On Wed, 21 Aug 1996 00:23:16 EDT renald loignon ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
> following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
> overall (and it WOULD solve a serial problem I experienced with Debian
Could someone knowledgeable in low-level kernel matters take a look at the
following? I looked at the Web page, and though it sounds interesting
overall (and it WOULD solve a serial problem I experienced with Debian 1.1.1
and kernel 2.0.6), there appear to be some technical inaccuracies which give
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