Unfortunately
this is not a CPU usage issue. I can have the WLAN connection acting
constipated while an Ethernet connection or the Console are humming
along.
I have multiple RPis and have had the problem with both Arch Linux and Wheezy running both Belkin N150 and Edimax dongles.
The Ethernet running well seems to rule out a USB issue (I
think?) but that still leaves me baffled. the choice of USB port for the dongle does seem to make a difference. In fact
I may be chasing multiple problems as I have found that the remaining
port on the RPi itself (after the other goes to the hub) provides the
most reliable performance. Unfortunately this is not making any
difference with my latest incarnation of the issue.
ifconfig shows pretty high
rate of drops on rx and none on tx....but there are also drops on the
ethernet connection rx side (though not nearly as high). I wonder if it is
something on my network?
e now!
I am going to move my RPi environment to a second WLAN and see if that makes a difference. Before I do that, however, I am going to try and see if I can use ntop to shed any light on the situation. Really cool little tool. I have installed it on the RPi that serves up Live TV to my media clients.
e now!
I am going to move my RPi environment to a second WLAN and see if that makes a difference. Before I do that, however, I am going to try and see if I can use ntop to shed any light on the situation. Really cool little tool. I have installed it on the RPi that serves up Live TV to my media clients.
The question
is...will I understand the output?
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