>-Original Message-
>I was expecting to reach 80+ Mbit/s, so I captured the conversation
>with Wireshark, and I noticed that the sender is being throttled
>because the receiver (the STB running lwip) is not sending ACKs
>fast enough.
>
>cf. STB_TCP_RX_2.pcap (6 MB -- I truncated payloads to
Mason wrote:
> I send 58,400,000 bytes from the PC to the STB.
> This takes 14.25 seconds, i.e. an average of 33 Mbit/s
>
> I was expecting to reach 80+ Mbit/s, so I captured the conversation
> with Wireshark, and I noticed that the sender is being throttled
> because the receiver (the STB runnin
Hello,
I've ported lwip 1.4.0 to an ST7105 dev set-top box
(450 MHz SH-4 core, Fast Ethernet port).
http://www.st.com/internet/com/TECHNICAL_RESOURCES/TECHNICAL_LITERATURE/DATA_BRIEF/CD00209329.pdf
The STB is connected directly to my PC (no switch or router).
I've written code on the STB to rec
That's not impossible for me to port lwIP 1.4.0 to my system again
Vincent Cui
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vincent cui wrote:
> I found the ping code in
> lwip-contrib-c67a905dd9e7eb378c8bb73ce0e253b90554760c is for lwip1.4.0
> But my system use lwip1.3.2 for long time ...I don't want to modify it ...
> Compared with files ,,,lwip1.4.0 add timer.h and timer.c that don't exist
> in lwip1.3.2
>
> So, is
Hi:
I found the ping code in lwip-contrib-c67a905dd9e7eb378c8bb73ce0e253b90554760c
is for lwip1.4.0
But my system use lwip1.3.2 for long time ...I don't want to modify it ...
Compared with files ,,,lwip1.4.0 add timer.h and timer.c that don't exist in
lwip1.3.2
So, is there ping code for lwip1.
