Javad Ayaz wrote: > it has limit of 10mbs so maybe that the problem....my transfer is still > going at the rate of 47.7KBs
Ten millibits per second? There's your problem, right there. You need to change it for one that does megabits per second. ;-) m = milli = thousandths (a thousand times *smaller* than one) k = kilo = thousands (a thousand times *bigger* than one) M = mega = millions (a million times *bigger* than one) b = bits B = bytes (1 byte = 8 bits) K = not defined (you probably mean k) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SI_prefix People have already pointed out that the most likely problem is that you are using a crossover cable where you should be using a straight-through cable, but you appear to have ignored them, or not bothered to read their replies thoroughly. I expect I could start quoting nursery rhymes such as humpty dumpy sat on a wall humpty dumpty had a great fall and you wouldn't notice because you aren't paying attention to people's replies to your questions. An ethernet controller rated for 10Mb/s would therefore produce a maximum throughput of (10000/8) = 1250kB/s = 1.25MB/s . Even if you only got half that, say 625kB/s, this still vastly exceeds your 47.7kB/s. -- Andrew Oakley -- [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk https://wiki.ubuntu.org/UKTeam/
