This is similar to the Linux kernel limitation, which is 512kbps, or around 60kb/s. Solaris is obviously the same speed as you have noted. Under Mac OS X and Windows XP/Vista with my MacBook Pro I obtained speeds of 130kb/s sustained during non-peak hours on Sprint EVDO using a Novatel EX-720 (ExpressCard) but under Solaris as with Linux I've heard that the Merlin and AirConnect cards are all limited to 512kb/s because of the USB serial driver. This was noted by Sprint themselves and can be found by looking on evdoforums.
James Cornell On Sep 18, 2007, at 7:27 AM, Jason Czerak wrote: > My EVDO modem does not work at full potential speed. It's not in > 1xRTT mode as it's moving faster then 14K/sec (read big K). My max > sustained speed is 60K/sec. I reverted to Vista and tried to > download the same file from the same location and I can obtain > 150-180K/sec, this is more normal for EVDO Rev A. I've seen over > 2Mbit over EVDO Rev A at times. > > I know in linux there were some low limits in serial speed > settings, were do I find these settings and increase them in > OpenSolaris 11? > -- > This messages posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > wwan-discuss mailing list > wwan-discuss at opensolaris.org > http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/wwan-discuss
