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El Jueves, 20 de Marzo de 2003 13:58, Jo�o Seabra escribi�:
> 11Mbit/s is +- 1.4Mbyte/s.
Agreed.
> Since AFAIK wireless is half duplex you cannot acheive this speed.
> =>+-500KB is acceptable but this varies according to signal
> strength,number of hosts in the network,obstacles,etc...
Half duplex means only one of the peers (this is P2P connection case) can
transmit at the same time. A tipical download only requires ACK's from our
machine and that doesn't make the transfer rate drop to half. I repeat that
my _ethernet_ (sorry Elvis, not a wireless one) LAN of 10 Mbit/s HalfDuplex
(as reported by mii-diag) achieves 1.1Mbyte/s without effort.
> You can try to tweak it by changing preamble type and fragmentation
> settings
I don't know if this would help but trying definitely won't hurt :) Anyway
take on account that the two machines are side-by-side so no interferences
should happen.
Best regards,
Xabi.
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