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Subject: Re: is RTL8139 THAT bad?
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>i have pentium 200 with that card. doing ftp from other machine, getting
>3.5MB/s (HDD can 10MB/s, DMA) having 45%-55% interrupt load.

I had the same probelm. I rebuilt the kernel with the POLLING option
set to ON and turned on polling for all network interfaces. It helped
much :)

Best regards,
EforeZZ