Hi. I've experienced some problems with sis900 ethernet performances. Though this is not *directly* linuxbios related, I think here I can find interesteds people.
I'm here with my pcchips 810 motherboard, but I've found the same problem on other TWO motheboards.
I load the sis900 module or I compile it into the kernel, but the performances are incredibly low: if I transfer a huge file, the transfer starts at 5MB/s more or less, but after few seconds it drammatically drops to 60KB/s. I would need more that two hours to transfer an ISO image.
I've changed the cable, connected the computers with a cross cable, but the problem is always there. The other computer has a rtl8139 card and works fine with other non-sis900 hosts. ifconfig or iptraf show NO errors but the transfer rate is no more than 60KB/s.
I'm using kernel 2.4.20, pcchips810lmr with 256MB memory and athlon2000+...
bye bye, thank you as
Alessio Sangalli wrote:
I load the sis900 module or I compile it into the kernel, but the performances are incredibly low: if I transfer a huge file, the transfer starts at 5MB/s more or less, but after few seconds it drammatically drops to 60KB/s. I would need more that two hours to transfer an ISO image.
I'm using kernel 2.4.20, pcchips810lmr with 256MB memory and athlon2000+...
I tried a 954MB (ls -lh) file on pcchips 787cl+ (sis900, via C3, 320Mb ram), and it took 22:20 using scp, no compression. Since I have a 10baseT network, using ssh, and other traffic, this seems about right (700+ kb/sec). Kernel is 2.4.18, sis900 driver v1.08.02.
-Steve
Steve Gehlbach wrote:
I tried a 954MB (ls -lh) file on pcchips 787cl+ (sis900, via C3, 320Mb ram), and it took 22:20 using scp, no compression. Since I have a 10baseT network, using ssh, and other traffic, this seems about right (700+ kb/sec). Kernel is 2.4.18, sis900 driver v1.08.02.
Is it possible to force the network at 10Mbps even if there is a 100Mbps capable cable?
bye as
On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 08:29:48PM +0100, Alessio Sangalli wrote:
Steve Gehlbach wrote:
I tried a 954MB (ls -lh) file on pcchips 787cl+ (sis900, via C3, 320Mb ram), and it took 22:20 using scp, no compression. Since I have a 10baseT network, using ssh, and other traffic, this seems about right (700+ kb/sec). Kernel is 2.4.18, sis900 driver v1.08.02.
Is it possible to force the network at 10Mbps even if there is a 100Mbps capable cable?
Sure: mii-tool -F 10baseT-HD eth0 (for half duplex)
mii-tool -h for more options.
//Peter