Try changing the values of TCP and UDP buffers manually by echo the values
on the sys file entries and see if the situation is improved. Later these
tweaks can be added in the init.rc .
rmem and wmen are the buffers :
*/proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_wmem* and */proc/sys/net/ipv4/tcp_rmem*
*
*
Also tw
This is interesting, can you find out the Wi-Fi tcp transmission and receive
buffers sizes in Android ./init.rc? What happens if you increase the buffer
sizes? The sizes are listed as min, normal and max.
Also, it seems that your file can't be downloaded.
On 18 Jun 2013, at 09:54, RW wrote:
>
Hello folks,
I had some issues concerning the TCP performance of android. First I had
some tests with an Nexus S were I first saw them, but since on this device
there was a costum kernel with a lot of changes in the TCP Stack, I used my
Nexus 7 to run the Tests. In my testbed I had just a serve
Hello folks,
I had some issues concerning the TCP performance of android. First I had
some tests with an Nexus S were I first saw them, but since on this device
there was a costum kernel with a lot of changes in the TCP Stack, I used my
Nexus 7 to run the Tests. In my testbed I had just a serve
