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javierdlr wrote:

jdupuis wrote:

duga wrote:I would say that Odyssey is a must-go. Even on my Sam440ep-Flex @ 733 MHz and Radeon 9250. Your Sam460 shouldn't be slower than that. How fast is your machine; 1, 1.1 or 1.15 GHz?

Hi duga!

Glad you asked! Now, I believe there is "Something Rotten in the State of Denmark." I have re-established a very good running install of AOS 4.1 FE. My Sam 460ex is 1150 MHz Freq: 50 Hz. I have the SATA HD plugged into Com1 of the 3114 and the DVD-R in
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Post your NVGetVar, mines are (using a SII3114, MTB shows DVD as (Id, LUN) 0,0 and SSD as 2,0):

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#c:NVGetVar 
baudrate=115200
loads_echo=1
hostname=Sam460ex
stdout=vga
stdin=usbkbd
ide_doreset=on
ide_cd_timeout=20
pcie_mode=RP:RP
pciconfighost=1
bootcmd=menu; run menuboot_cmd
menucmd=menu
boot_method=boota
usb_enable_4x0=1
usb_retry=1
scan_usb_storage=1
ethact=ppc_4xx_eth0
ethaddr=00:50:c2:80:d5:90
ide_reset_timeout=2
s4sii_maxbus=1
menuboot_cmd=boota
serdes=pci-e
ipaddr=192.168.1.111
serverip=192.168.1.100
boot1=s4siicdrom
boot2=s4sii
boot3=usb
boota_timeout=3
menuboot_delay=2
os4_commandline=debuglevel=4 MUNGE
bootargs=root=/dev/ram console=ttyS0
video_activate=pci
hush=0
x86emu=1
ver=U-Boot 2015.a (May 16 2015 - 14:20:11)
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duga wrote:The baudrate (115200) has nothing to do with your ethernet ports. Leave it as it is.

I'm using a SSD disk in my Sam440. I guess you're using a mechanical HDD?

I'm not saying that Odyssey is blazingly fast, it _is_ slow on "heavier" sites, which is expected on a G3@733 MHz. But it works.


What broadband connection do you use? Try http://os4depot.net/index.php?function= ... ometer.lha and make sure that you can utilize your full bandwidth. If not we can try optimizing your TCP settings, if needed.

jdupuis wrote:

duga wrote:The baudrate (115200) has nothing to do with your ethernet ports. Leave it as it is.

I'm using a SSD disk in my Sam440. I guess you're using a mechanical HDD?

I'm not saying that Odyssey is blazingly fast, it _is_ slow on "heavier" sites, which is expected on a G3@733 MHz. But it works.
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do_timestamps                              2 ----rwed 03-Feb-14 13:05:09
do_win_scale                               2 ----rwed 03-Feb-14 13:05:09
mssdflt                                    5 ----rwed 03-Feb-14 13:05:09
recvspace                                  6 ----rwed 03-Feb-14 13:05:09
use_mssdflt_for_remote                     2 ----rwed 03-Feb-14 13:05:09
#type do_timestamps 
0
#type do_win_scale 
0
#type mssdflt 
1460
#type recvspace 
65536
#type use_mssdflt_for_remote 
0

javierdlr wrote:

jdupuis wrote:

duga wrote:The baudrate (115200) has nothing to do with your ethernet ports. Leave it as it is.

I'm using a SSD disk in my Sam440. I guess you're using a mechanical HDD?

I'm not saying that Odyssey is blazingly fast, it _is_ slow on "heavier" sites, which is expected on a G3@733 MHz. But it works.
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Ok uboot vars doesn't look to have something odd/strange.

You can check too for roadshow envvars in 'ENVARC:Roadshow/tcp' I have 4 set:
(maybe they speed up a little your connection, make first ab backup of "old"/existing roadshow/tcp variables if you have)

Use SETENV to create such env-variables example: 'setenv roadshow/tcp/recvspace 65536' (and add 'SAVE' option to make'em persistent)