Rich Brown writes:
>> Basically, the problem is the way netperf determines its data output
>> intervals in demo mode:
>
> Ahah! That was the explanation, but I wasn't (yet) smart enough to
> comprehend it. [To further test out my understanding... If netperf
> were to use a smaller "data output
Closed #184.
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Started Flent 1.9.9-git-fa47b0f using Python 3.7.3.
Starting rrul test. Expected run time: 70 seconds.
Data file written to
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Summary of rrul test run from 2019-09-19 16:38:07.165015
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> Basically, the problem is the way netperf determines its data output
> intervals in demo mode:
Ahah! That was the explanation, but I wasn't (yet) smart enough to comprehend
it. [To further test out my understanding... If netperf were to use a smaller
"data output interval" when it's
*answering the questions in the opposite order*
> Any suggestions as for where to put this so it's easy to find?
The bufferbloat.net site has an [RRUL Chart
Explanation](https://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/bloat/wiki/RRUL_Chart_Explanation/)
page. I have always felt the Flent site could
Hmm, this probably has something to do with the GUI even processing on
OSX. Not sure I can do much about this without an OSX box to test on,
I'm afraid :(
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Using Flent 1.9.9-git-67ac0f7 on macOS 10.12.6:
There are two visual problems with the Flent GUI on my Mac:
1. By default, Flent opens up using a large font. Choosing View / Refresh Plot
changes the plot to use a smaller font, and the plots fill more of the space
provided.
2. Moving the mouse
Rich Brown writes:
> Here's an RRUL plot from my 7mbps/768kbps DSL circuit. The download
> has good granularity, while the upload plot seems only to have a
> half-dozen data points. This makes it seem faulty, or somehow
> different/disconnected from the other two plots.
>
> I think I once saw a
Here's an RRUL plot from my 7mbps/768kbps DSL circuit. The download has good
granularity, while the upload plot seems only to have a half-dozen data points.
This makes it seem faulty, or somehow different/disconnected from the other two
plots.
I think I once saw a justification for the
Rich Brown writes:
> I'm not sure I see any difference... I attach the flent.gz and log
> files.
Huh, no, seems I was wrong in my root cause analysis. The issue is that
it's actually being output on stderr, not stdout.
Should be fixed in fa47b0f6df7de6cc35eca5b6d04f77c2c59bdbf1...
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