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PostPosted: Thu Jan 12, 2006 4:26 pm 
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I use a crossover cable to transfer files from my PowerBook to my KnoppMyth system (videos, games and whatnot). When I copy from my PowerBook to the Linux system I get good speeds, but if I try and go the other way, it crawls. I have checked the cable and it is fine, I have even used several different cables with the same result.

Does anyone know what might cause this?

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PostPosted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 1:52 am 
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Hmm, I saw one other post with this kind of asymmetric network speed, also one apple player in the game...

Can you run
Code:
ifconfig eth0

as root after copying from the linux box to the PowerBook?


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Are you using samba? If so, try ftp or nfs and see if its the same.


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pixelbend, this is usually due to either CPU load, hard disk speed/cache differences, or software/protocol incompatibilities.

Th eliminate the latter, try using scp on the Mac.

e.g. incoming to PowerBook:
scp 192.168.0.2:/myth/tv/1001_20050411175900_20050411185900.nuv /tmp
versus
scp 192.168.0.2:/myth/tv/1001_20050411175900_20050411185900.nuv /dev/null

Outgoing from PowerBook:
scp /tmp/1001_20050411175900_20050411185900.nuv 192.168.0.2:/myth/tv
versus
scp /tmp/1001_20050411175900_20050411185900.nuv 192.168.0.2:/dev/null

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