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27 Mar 2020 22:12 #161763
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I don't think I would have guessed the issue except that the forum email
dropped the dashes entirely
dropped the dashes entirely
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27 Mar 2020 22:25 #161764
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Hey, however you spotted it, it was still inspired!
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17 Oct 2022 00:58 #254297
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Gotta resurrect the thread to see if there is an equivalent, or it's even necessary on Arch/Manjaro. I have Intel NICs and never really noticed a problem but I stumbled across the mention of adding " hardware−irq−coalesce−rx−usecs 0" to /etc/network/interfaces. Arch doesn't use the same networking Debian does, it uses systemd or whatever. I've seen guides to disable the networkmanager and configure it via a text file but I don't assume it uses the same syntax.
Pinging the 7i96 I hit anywhere from 150us to 300us. Anyone know what to do or should I even be concerned?
Pinging the 7i96 I hit anywhere from 150us to 300us. Anyone know what to do or should I even be concerned?
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17 Oct 2022 01:09 - 17 Oct 2022 01:19 #254298
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It should have the same interfaces file
and if not, you should be able to run ethtool
in a startup script.
You can test ethtool by hand first but the
setting will be lost when you reboot.
sudo ethtool -C eno1 rx-usecs 0
( eno1 being your ethernet device name )
and if not, you should be able to run ethtool
in a startup script.
You can test ethtool by hand first but the
setting will be lost when you reboot.
sudo ethtool -C eno1 rx-usecs 0
( eno1 being your ethernet device name )
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