On Sat, 8 Jan 2000, aphro wrote:
: i have rt8139 card in a caldera box and a eepro100 in a debian box on a
: 10/100 switch, and i get about 3.4MB/s, i am quite confident the
: bottleneck is the IDE drive on the caldera box in my case.
While I'm sure that in your case the IDE subsystem is your
On Sat, 08 Jan 2000 23:19:15 PST, George Bonser writes:
>From Solaris box to Linux box on 10MB ethernet with other people also
>using the net:
>14850578 bytes received in 17.35 secs (835.9 kB/s)
>
>From Linux box to Solaris
>
>ftp> get linux-2.2.12.tar.gz
>14850578 bytes received in 15 seconds (9
sounds like a driver problem..
i have rt8139 card in a caldera box and a eepro100 in a debian box on a
10/100 switch, and i get about 3.4MB/s, i am quite confident the
bottleneck is the IDE drive on the caldera box in my case.
upgrade *both* drivers, grab the latest from nasa's site(forgot the ur
My li'l home LAN consists of two boxes, connected via a 100base
network. I have a D-link DFE-530TX (via-rhine driver) in my
workstation, and an Rtl-8139-based card in my server/nat box.
My server box runs FreeBSD, and my workstation runs Debian Linux.
I have never been satisfied with my networking
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