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Subject: 3c905c upstream slow
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I have a 3c905c NIC that is incredibly slow (5KB/s) on the upstream. This is 
happening with ftp, apache, samba, etc. The downstream is to the box is 
~560KB/s, which is great. I tried netstat -ni and there were no collisions. I 
tried forcing the card to 10baseT half-duplex in rc.conf and with ifconfig, 
but that didn't help. I have tried every setting option with ifconfig and I 
am not running ipfw. Does anyone know why the upstream from this card might 
be so slow? I'm pretty sure its in the software somewhere as the switcher is 
10/100 auto. No irq conflicts from dmesg either...
grrrr.

Alex


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