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Hi,

I've been tracking down a slow network problem (lots of retransmits, duplicate
acks) etc. over ipv6.  The solution eventually was to disable checksum 
offloading 
on the nic, so there may be a bug there.

The server is running an Intel Gigabit NIC (possibly onboard) with PCI ID 
8086:10b9 (rev 06).  Kernel version is 2.6.31.

It's my VM server so runs KVM, and I first noticed the problem in VMs - ipv4 
was full speed, ipv6 was at about 5% of normal.  Testing on the machine itself
showed the problem as well (scp from another machine on the same switch).

Not really sure whether that's enough information to look at it.

Example test:

peach:~ tmh$ scp goliath:/home/tmh/t/100mbtest/100mb.dat .
100mb.dat                                                 0%   48KB  22.6KB/s 
1:15:30 ETA
peach:~ tmh$ scp -4 goliath:/home/tmh/t/100mbtest/100mb.dat .
100mb.dat                                                 0%  368KB 115.0KB/s   
14:46 ETA

(this is from a remote machine so is travelling over the DSL uplink.. the local 
tests are much more dramatic giving 50MB/s for ipv4 and the same 20Kbps for 
ipv6).

Tony
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