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I noticed something today. For some reason, when I'm running a Gentoo |
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Live-CD to rebuild this system (as I am now in the finishing stages of |
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once again) I get really speedy data xfer rates over my cable link |
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pulling files from portage mirrors. I noticed that 1.2MB/s was average |
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which is correct because I think my ISP runs around 10Mbit or there |
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abouts. However, when I rebooted the machine, pulling files from the |
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same mirror(s) now seems to go much slower (say, 170KB/s tops). Come to |
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think of it, I have noticed that difference before. I never get xfer |
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rates normally like I do when running the live-cd. |
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During the install, I run net-setup and just tell it to use dhcp (my |
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router issues addresses which is fine when doing an install since the |
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system isn't really set up to be interesting to anyone else yet). When I |
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am all set for production again, I use the same settings, hardcoded, as |
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the router receives from the modem and passes to clients, just a |
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different address obviously. |
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So my question seems to be: What might the live-cd be doing which I am |
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not? Is it something in the kernel or could the xfer rate be throttled |
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somewhere, etc? |
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Ideas? Thanks. |
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-Statux |