Hi luke, I don't think that you created one because it would have not been capable of 1000Mb ethernet, though most people in the US have 100Mb or less internet. The company friendly elec has decided to do so: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=2...
A brief overview: H3/H5 powered 512MB RAM. Advertised as gigabit capable, but not actually able to do this with just TX: 230Mbps and RX 334Mbps on the second port (the first runs at almost the correct speed). The minimal config without wall brick PSU and PSU cable (USB) goes for $19.99.
Thought you would be interested, David
On Sunday, December 29, 2019, David Niklas doark@mail.com wrote:
Hi luke, I don't think that you created one because it would have not been capable of 1000Mb ethernet, though most people in the US have 100Mb or less internet. The company friendly elec has decided to do so: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=2...
A brief overview: H3/H5 powered 512MB RAM. Advertised as gigabit capable, but not actually able to do this with just TX: 230Mbps and RX 334Mbps on the second port (the first runs at almost the correct speed).
how the heck did they manage _not_ to achieve full gigabit throughput on a router? moo? :)
Thought you would be interested, David
only in a horrified-fascinated kind of way :)
did they wire up a USB2-ETH IC or something? those numbers sound like they sourced a GbE USB2 chip. USB2 of course maxing out at 480mbps.
l.
On Sun, 29 Dec 2019 11:06:55 +0800 Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton lkcl@lkcl.net wrote:
On Sunday, December 29, 2019, David Niklas doark@mail.com wrote:
Hi luke, I don't think that you created one because it would have not been capable of 1000Mb ethernet, though most people in the US have 100Mb or less internet. The company friendly elec has decided to do so: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=2...
A brief overview: H3/H5 powered 512MB RAM. Advertised as gigabit capable, but not actually able to do this with just TX: 230Mbps and RX 334Mbps on the second port (the first runs at almost the correct speed).
how the heck did they manage _not_ to achieve full gigabit throughput on a router? moo? :)
What is moo for? I didn't get you cow joke. I want to though.
Thought you would be interested, David
only in a horrified-fascinated kind of way :)
Now to tell the tail of Franken Debian... :D
did they wire up a USB2-ETH IC or something? those numbers sound like they sourced a GbE USB2 chip. USB2 of course maxing out at 480mbps.
l.
Spot on.
David
On Sunday, December 29, 2019, David Niklas doark@mail.com wrote:
how the heck did they manage _not_ to achieve full gigabit throughput on a router? moo? :)
What is moo for? I didn't get you cow joke. I want to though.
moo as in "i don't understand", said in a funny way. i thought they were using RGMII GbE PHYs, which would be really bad not to reach 1000 mbos. integrated USB2-GbETH, now it makes sense not to reach 1000mbps.
l.
This should be related to actual discussion: https://www.turris.cz/en/mox/overview/
ne 29. 12. 2019 v 3:34 odesílatel David Niklas doark@mail.com napsal:
Hi luke, I don't think that you created one because it would have not been capable of 1000Mb ethernet, though most people in the US have 100Mb or less internet. The company friendly elec has decided to do so: https://www.friendlyarm.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=2...
A brief overview: H3/H5 powered 512MB RAM. Advertised as gigabit capable, but not actually able to do this with just TX: 230Mbps and RX 334Mbps on the second port (the first runs at almost the correct speed). The minimal config without wall brick PSU and PSU cable (USB) goes for $19.99.
Thought you would be interested, David
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On Sunday, December 29, 2019, Jakub Kákona kaklik@mlab.cz wrote:
This should be related to actual discussion: https://www.turris.cz/en/mox/overview/
i really like that design. they clearly thought about that, a lot.
l.
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