Re: quite big breakthrough in the BAD network performance, whichmm6 did not fix

[John Richard Moser]

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Please follow these instructions:

1.  STFU
2.  Log in as root
3.  emerge apache
4.  Set up a local web server with a large file on it
5.  wget -c the file over your network with each kernel, from another
computer on the local network.

Erik's said several times now to use a local server.  He's right.
You're not.  Probability is against him; but you're still in the box
with schrodinger's cat, so you can't give any sort of guarantee either.
~ His method *does* give a controlled experiment which supplies said
guarantee.

Redeeman wrote:
| On Tue, 2004-07-06 at 15:53 +0200, Erik Mouw wrote:
|
|>On Tue, Jul 06, 2004 at 03:25:30PM +0200, Redeeman wrote:
|>
|>>i am aware of this, however, what i use to benchmark is kernel.org, as i
|>>can see they have alot bandwith free.
|>>if i use kernel.org http i get 50kb/s, if i use ftp, i can easily fetch
|>>with 200kb/s
|>
|>That could be easily explained by the fact that the www.kernel.org ftp
|>and http services are handled by different programs (vsftpd vs.
|>Apache).
|
| yeah it could.. however it isnt. because 2.6.5 can easily take 200kb/s
| from kernel.org http, and it sound strange too, that with 2.6.7 ALL http
| adresses only give 50kb/s, and with 2.6.5 it gives 200 :>
|
|>
|>Erik
|>
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