Re: [tlug] Network performance

[Martin Ansat <martin_ansat@example.com>]

Thank you Kalin and Matia.

--- On Wed, 9/1/10, Kalin KOZHUHAROV <me.kalin@example.com> wrote:

> 
> Gentoo is something really flexible, to the point of being
> undefined
> and quirky and sometimes tends to get out of control; and
> there is no
> easy "reset to default" button...

That's what I love about it. For easy reset buttons let the windowz users continue with Crtl-alt-del.


> rsync1.jp.gentoo.org) used to run off my network; his
> sysadmin makes
> everything needed to ensure it stays fast and free.

Thank you for the contribution.

> I just tried the same iso and got 7.11M/s final, which is
> good, I've
> seen 9-10M/s. That said we both use Asahi-net on fiber, so

NICE! URAYAMASHII NE-!. 

> I will put my bet on something strange in your kernel, so
> the best you
> can do is find a way to boot from a CD or USB and test it.
> I'd suggest SysRescueCD as it is Gentoo-based: http://www.sysresccd.org/

Will Try this. I haven't yet have chance to try to boot from a live CD again. 
But the booting problem is odd too. New releases of almost any distro (or at let the ones I tried) do not boot. Older one do! :) 
My bad to assume it had to do with grub. and it is not related to myu BIOS as I am prioritizing boot from CD (I just get a black screen with a brinking cursor (underscore type)

The answer must rely on some sort of kernel config. Will investigate in depth and try other settings and report the findings.

> Otherwise I'll be very happy to meet you o{n,ff}line and
> help you
> debug/fix the problem as long as you stay with Gentoo ;-)

Would be cool, if you can travel to Peru :-)

Have a nice day.