RRUL charts [Note: This is an earlier result. Check out the subsequent posting for CeroWrt 3.10.28-16 (above)] The postings below are a series of charts that were created by the netperf-wrapper program. Note: I don’t know why the upload charts show such fragmentary data. All charts made with default Queue Discipline: fq_codel, simple.qos script, ingress
Very close to sync rate (7600/800 kbps) on ge00. Two other variations – slightly below (7400/800) and slightly too high (7800/800)
95% readings (7325/821 kbps) on ge00.
90% readings (6854/777 kbps) on ge00.
90% down, 95% up (6473/777 kbps) on ge00.
Update: Good news! I am now able to get onto the 5GHz SSIDs. What changed? I rebooted my router, and it now seems OK. So I may have cried Wolf about this problem, and incorrectly blamed Mavericks. The problem seems to have gone away after the router reboot. Whew! I still don’t know why I got
I purchased this VPS from HostFolks for testing IPv6. The VPS came with a handful of IPv6 addresses in addition to the single IPv4 address they normally provide. (Be sure you ask for a server in Germany, or verify that the VPS does have IPv6 capability – not all their sites do.) IPv6 really “just