Re: [SLUG] Synchronous network ?

[Jason Rennie]

> This represents an overhead when there is no data, but for network
> intensive applications present over the whole network, it would mean
> that 95% - 100% network capacity could be used (assuming maxmimum
> 5% overhead), which is a lot more than, say 75% and it would mean
> the network performance would decline linearly at saturation rather
> than failing dramatically.
> 
> Are there drivers to perform this ? What would be involved in writing
> such drivers ?

Isn't that a token ring setup ?

Jason



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