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15 Jun 2025 17:50 #330318 by SebastianM
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this is crazy!! after applying your parameters, my ping went down from 1.xx to 0.3xx

Thx so much.

 
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15 Jun 2025 23:47 #330324 by DMNZ
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yip, very similar to what i am having on mine, interesting to see your latency histogram figures.

i still see occasional 1+ms packets once in a while mostly when I heavily use disk or usb which interrupt pci bus, or may be it is just noise and bad cable, but as i mentioned hm2_eth can work around it unless you get something over 3-4ms or 3-4 long packets in a row. then it will error out with can't finish read.

cheers!
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16 Jun 2025 03:36 - 16 Jun 2025 03:45 #330331 by SebastianM
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Will post a latency histogram on Thursday after a business trip.

Which hardware/ pc are you using?
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16 Jun 2025 07:28 #330334 by DMNZ
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cheap Pentium J2900. i just posted my test results with settings few days ago in a thread called Pentium J2900 fanless pc test results, you can compare it with yours.

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17 Jun 2025 00:54 #330370 by rickjmain
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No idea if I did anything wrong, but after I applied that line from above and rebooted, Debian won’t launch the desktop environment anymore. I can manually start xfce. Never mind 

Did you get xfce to start automatically at boot again?  If so what did you need to do?
below is what my Grub file looks like, if there is something in here i can change, please let me know:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet isolcpus= 3 pcie.aspm=0 r8125.eee_enable=0  modprobe.blacklist=r8169 pcie_aspm=off idle=poll"
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""

These changes worked great by the way.  I can't thank everyone enough. I went from 10ms max ping down to 0.105ms

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