> Please realize that the odroid-n2 support in OpenBSD is still very > new. One of the reasons the maximum speed you achieve is lower than > expected is that the CPU cores are running at a "safe" low clock speed > (1.2 GHz).
Interesting. > I'm not sure 900 Mbit/s is actually achievable on this hardware. > Allegedly the busses on ARM SoCs often are a bottle-neck. Can you > achieve such rates with other OSes ib this hardware? Fair question. I just booted Linux 4.9 on the ODROID-N2, and I am able to iperf at a reliable >=940Mbit/s in both directions. I also noted that I can: curl 'https://v6-qoerdc-sjos-02.speedtest-web.sys.comcast.net:6020/api/downloads?bufferSize=200000000&r=0.6409313116629157' > /dev/null at 73Mbyte/s on Linux 4.9, where on openbsd this *very* slowly ramps up to a maximum of 12.5Mbyte/s.
