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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Hello,
Please try rebuilding your kernel with the following patch. It should
enable usage of MTU up to 9000, from 7200 default limit in the driver.
Try it and see if you get any issues, especially on high-speed transfer
in the transmit direction.
Thanks
** Patch added: "patch to enable mtu 9000"
Actually the above patch is not needed, it should be enough to use a
more recent kernel, since the proper fix is already in the mainline.
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ifconfig eth0 mtu 7000 works but 9000 does not
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This is not a bug in network-manager. My guess is this fits better as
marked against the kernel, so I'm re-assigning this to the linux package
(because ifconfig returns SIOCSIFMTU when passed something greater than
the allowed value as a parameter).
Note that this is implemented in the driver in a
I am having the exact same problem. Although network speeds are pretty
damn good from Ubuntu->Windows 7 x64 (easily over 45MB/s) with default
MTU of 1500.
02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
RTL8111/8168B PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller (rev 03)
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Hi,
I came across a similar situation with a realtek 8111DL chipset. If you go to
the realtek website, it explicitly says for that chipset that jumbo frames up
to 9K are supported. For some of the other (cheaper?) chipsets, such as the
8111B, it does not say this. So this may well be a real limi
