On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 5:44 PM, Shishir Pandey <durvasa86 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Harsha,
> I've pretty much the same problem, I'm running build 91 though. I have
> another interesting
> observation ie when I boot in xVM the download speeds are good.
>
> Angad,
> I'm not entirely sure about how Harsha calculated his download speeds but
> I've measured speed on-line via speedtest.net, and done a simple traceroute
> and using ping and ntop, all fairly simple in essence but do tell me
> sufficient information.
> for example
> in xVM
>    tracroute to www.google.com ----> normally takes under 30ms for me
>    ping to www.google.com --> nearly the same number (with no packet loss)
>    ntop tells me that speeds' 1.6 mbps (I've a 2 mbps connection)
> in regular kernel (not running in xVM)
>    traceroute to www.google.com ---> 1027 ms (This is virtually the
> case at each hop)
>    ping to www.google.com ---> 1186ms (with 20% packet loss)
>    ntop tells me that speed is 102 kbps ( just to re-iterate I've a
> 2mbps connection)
>
> And the load avg on my machine in both the cases was around 0.3*.

   In all this you are missing out one piece of critical information.
What is the
   output of  ifconfig -a  ?

   In addition please post the output of executing  dmesg.

Regards,
Moinak.

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