Ethernet speed still lacking? Transfer broken?
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    Andreas_Wolf
    Posts: 12200 from 2003/5/22
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    > ethernet speed is lacking. I searched the forums and it seems this goes back
    > to the beginning of PPC mac support with no answer. [...] Running Blue Angels
    > test on my Power Mac 3.5 I get ~2.2Mb, on my PC I get 8Mb.

    Technically, this problem predates PPC Mac support very much. It's just that in recent years internet speeds got so high that the problem has become more and more evident. Thus, MorphOS on Pegasos or Efika 5200B has this same internet speed issue today as well.
    You can find more information in the postings linked there:

    https://morph.zone/modules/newbb_plus/viewtopic.php?forum=3&topic_id=6517&start=125
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    amigadave
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    I will have to look through all of those posts and links to other threads some day and condense the advice into one document, if that has not already been done.

    I keep hoping that the fixes will be incorporated into the next version of MorphOS, so I won't have to configure anything and I can just turn it on and it will work faster than the previous version did.

    Maybe after the AmiWest Show I will have more time to do all that reading and write something up.
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    Fab
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    @amigadave

    If you reach 400kB/s over inet, then setting
    TCP_SENDSPACE=60000
    TCP_RECVSPACE=60000

    In envarc:sys/net/Netstack.config should increase speed noticably.

    As for LAN speeds, i always get around 8-10MB/s using samba or ftp here.
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    Andreas_Wolf
    Posts: 12200 from 2003/5/22
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    > I will have to look through all of those posts and links to
    > other threads some day

    It's just about those 6 links in the topmost posting, and from there only the one or two topmost postings in each of those 6 threads linked to, nothing more.

    > and condense the advice into one document

    Regarding redrumloa's problem, there's no real advice to follow as the problem is inherent to the TCP/IP stack of MorphOS and its SANA-II interface. This is described in the postings I linked to.

    > I keep hoping that the fixes will be incorporated into the
    > next version of MorphOS

    The only fix would be a new TCP/IP stack with modern features, according to the postings I linked to. Such is not planned for MorphOS AFAIK.

    In the general Amiga context, there have been vague discussions about developing a SANA-III spec:
    http://amigaworld.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=32282&forum=27&start=20#577080
    http://amigans.net/index.php?function=viewcomments&threadid=96&commentid=1710#1710
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    Crumb
    Posts: 732 from 2003/2/24
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    Quote:

    If you reach 400kB/s over inet, then setting
    TCP_SENDSPACE=60000
    TCP_RECVSPACE=60000

    In envarc:sys/net/Netstack.config should increase speed noticably.


    Will that settings slow down/make more laggy my connection if I connect to slower servers?

    In case the settings always speed up connection why not use that as default? If the size is in bytes even Efika could cope with it easily

    [ Edited by Crumb 21.09.2012 - 12:18 ]
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