2.4.0-test9 problem
HI!
I have 2.4.0-test9 and 2.2.16 kernel compiled on my computer .I have
httpd server on this computer . With 2.2.16 apache work good ( via DSL and modem ), but with 2.4 ( the same computer ) , when I wont to connect to my page via modem first few kilobytes are downloaded "fast" and then connection slow down and transfer rate is 1byte per second . When I download this page from linux ( via modem ) everything is ok ! I have this problem , when I want to see this this page from MS Windows computers only via ppp connection . I have tested it on two different computer and result is the same .
I have seek this proble on mailing lists , but I haven't found . Have anybody had the same problem like me ?
Maciej Bogucki, Network Administrator
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Quoted 11 lines · Maciej Bogucki
HI!
I have 2.4.0-test9 and 2.2.16 kernel compiled on my computer .I have
httpd server on this computer . With 2.2.16 apache work good ( via DSL and modem ), but with 2.4 ( the same computer ) , when I wont to connect to my page via modem first few kilobytes are downloaded "fast" and then connection slow down and transfer rate is 1byte per second . When I download this page from linux ( via modem ) everything is ok ! I have this problem , when I want to see this this page from MS Windows computers only via ppp connection . I have tested it on two different computer and result is the same .
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I have seek this proble on mailing lists , but I haven't found . Have anybody had the same problem like me ?
Same here, tested on 2.4.0-test6 up to test11 :(
Jan
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