Open eku opened 4 years ago
There is a network speed test built-in if you read/write to a fake file named /devZero. This could help isolate if your problem is from the SD card or from WiFi
There is a network speed test built-in if you read/write to a fake file named /devZero. This could help isolate if your problem is from the SD card or from WiFi
In the classic version?
The Universal-Updater, which I use to update homebrew from the internet, reaches a download rate of 10-20kB/second.
Yes, this feature is included in classic.
Neither /dev/zero
nor /dev/null
can be used to download from it: No such file or directory
.
Not /dev/zero
, /devZero
I didn't want there to be a dependency on a specific directory existing
Neither
/dev/zero
nor/dev/null
can be used to download from it:No such file or directory
.
The fake file is /devZero. It's not a unix device
Describe the bug
The transfer rate for both upload and download is only 1kB/second.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior I expect transfer speeds that are close to the theoretically possible transfer rate of the WiFi connection.
Screenshots N/A
Platform (please complete the following information):
Additional context I have tried various FTP programs: ftp cli client, curl, curlftpfs, wget, ncftp
Attempting to start multiple transfers in parallel will very quickly result in a disconnection due to issue #110.