[SOLVED] Re: Poor network performance: a lot of timeouts

ot a new router (from my neighbour's sister, thank you both) and take it home. Changing my old router by the new one seems to solve the problem :-P I'm puzzled, but it works now. Thank you again! -- EuropeSwPatentFree (o_.' Imobach González Sosa imobachgs en banot.net //\c{} o

Re: Poor network performance: a lot of timeouts

El lun, 30-05-2005 a las 12:49 +0200, Gunnar Flygt escribió: > On Mon, May 30, 2005 at 11:03:20AM +0100, Imobach González Sosa wrote: > > El dom, 29-05-2005 a las 14:27 -0700, Kris Kennaway escribió: > > > > > > This kind of thing is often caused by duplex mismatch on

Re: Poor network performance: a lot of timeouts

er NIC from one of my friends to try again :P Thank you Kris. -- EuropeSwPatentFree (o_.' Imobach González Sosa imobachgs en banot.net //\c{} osoh en jabber.org Usuario Linux #201634 V__)_ http://www.banot.net/~osoh/ ___ freebsd-stable@fre

Poor network performance: a lot of timeouts

ave to wait for timeout and try again... and again... Sometimes the other peer finally answer, and sometimes not. DNS, HTTP, FTP... nothing seems to work properly. Pretty amazing, huh? Any idea? Something I must know about bsd's TCP/IP? I'm gonna cry... :( Thank you all in advance. -- Eur

Re: AAAA queries (was: Realtek 8139 (rl) very poor performance)

ervers. Could I confirm that is a DNS server's fault? Is my fault? Does exist any workaround about it? Thank you. -- Imobach González Sosa imobachgs en banot punto net osoh en jabber.org ___ freebsd-stable@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.fre

AAAA queries (was: Realtek 8139 (rl) very poor performance)

from the kernel, but it's not sufficient. Ideas? A link to documentation about it? Thank you! -- Imobach González Sosa imobachgs en banot punto net osoh en jabber.org ___ freebsd-stable@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/lis

Realtek 8139 (rl) very poor performance

also get some "timeouts" and a very low speed connecting to different websites. I've done the some test on the same machine (and on my laptop) using GNU/Linux, and works pretty fine. So I discarded a network hardware issue as the origin of the problem. Any ideas? Thank you all in

Re: System crashes... what now?

On Monday 17 January 2005 22:46, you wrote: > See the chapter on kernel debugging in the developers' handbook. Thank you. I'll take a look on it. > Kris -- Imobach González Sosa imobachgs en banot punto net osoh en jabber.org __

System crashes... what now?

stion is: after the system has crashed, what can I do? I mean, where can I look for clues about what happened? Log files shows nothing about the incidents, and I'd like to have a clue about what's wrong with FreeBSD and my machine. Ideas? Thank you in advance. -- Imobach González Sosa

Re: USB mouse not working

fine. Anyway, I still wanna use my Logitech mice, so I suppose I'll continue trying with it. Thank you all for your responses. Anybody on this list have a Logitech mice as mine? -- Imobach González Sosa imobachgs en banot punto net osoh en jabber.org __

Re: USB mouse not working

I can't figure out how to configure moused with my mouse: I have > > this settings in /etc/rc.conf: > > > >usbd_enable="YES" > >usbd_flags="" > >moused_enable="YES" > >moused_type="auto" > >moused_flags=""

USB mouse not working

X.org, everything goes right except the mouse stays in the center of the screen. Any tips about it? Thank you in advance and sorry if it's not the proper list. -- Imobach González Sosa imobachgs at banot dot net osoh en jabber.org ___ freebsd-s