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brontide
2008-08-13 , 22:02
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There is at least on n810 project that I have not worked on because the performance of the unit on WiFi is just *that bad* considering what it should be capable of.
Right now using
Code:
wget http://host/file -O /dev/null
as the basis for testing and I can get 750kB/s down, some reports claim up to 1mB/s using netperf. This is 1/10'th the theoretical limit of 802.11g.
I have tried many different tweaks and they all top out at a very anemic 750kB/s, with many good networks topping out at only 500kB/s.
some of the things I have tried
Changing to performance governor
tweaking sysctl
changing power saving settings
using ssh
downloading to mmc
different AP's
I know it's not the network as other WiFi devices easily dwarf it in terms of performance. I'm not asking for 50MB/s I would be happy with it being able to push 3+MB/s over the interface. At the maximum speed of 750kB/s it would take 30+ minutes to push 1GB vs no more than 6 minutes over USB. To update a 6GB music library it would take 3+ hours over WiFi and no more than 36 minutes over USB.
A little more perspective is that my wife's iPod nano will easily upload 6-7GB of music in a few minutes.
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