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Article #178Re: Serial overruns & ppp - how do I know if I ever have them?
From: Julie Brandon
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 00:00
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On 15 Mar 1998 03:07:19 -0000, Nix did spake: >The easiest way to spot serial overflows is to not use irqtune and try >doing something that slams the disk at the same time as ftping something. >If the ftp transfer stops off dead when the disk access starts, you've got >overruns.[1] A bit of a haphazard guessing way to do it, surely? *8-( Not to mention the very real problem that we only get the overruns in *one* situation -- transfers above 9000cps + related disk accesses (not other general disc accesses). Below that, the computer can do what it darned well likes. Ta-ra, Julie. -- *** IMPORTANT: If replying, leave e-mail address as is, it's correct! *** "Here's a pin and here's a pingle, porcupines are always single, poor ol' 'pines they mustn't mingle, pingle pangle pingle." [singing] Marvellous Mouse Organ Mice (Bagpuss: 1970s UK Children's TV)
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