
CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
This falcon was using dhcp previously so these manually define _sh_it_ was not a concern for the scsilink and ethnec. I guess switching to manual configuration just does not mean adding ifconfig and route. 

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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Yes, it looks like.Kroll wrote:Wow, super,![]()
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Finally, it was a problem with flash, not directly with the Realtek 8139 network card
and worst I cannot see which ABE/SDR version ( or rather version-revision C D E F etc ) it was programmed in.
Flashing was done in less than 10 minutes, but previous night I spend the whole night trying to setup Xilinx.
My old PC heat sink broke so I have to rebuild another PC to run old OS for Xilinx.
Luckily, yesterday at work I found out that Xilink was also able to work on Win10 with some hack, so I did not continue to setup the PC.
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Hi wongck,
great that it works for you now, too! So we have another qualified tester D:
Latz
great that it works for you now, too! So we have another qualified tester D:
Latz
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Tester yes, qualified not sure.
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Sweet! You got it working wongck! Maybe writing a tutorial some time in future?!wongck wrote:Tester yes, qualified not sure.
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
I think all already done back in 2012paul92706 wrote:Sweet! You got it working wongck! Maybe writing a tutorial some time in future?!wongck wrote:Tester yes, qualified not sure.

Setting up TCP/IP in Mint is already written on my webpage.
Flashing the firmware on my CT63 is already written on the Wiki.... but that's down now. May be I should have placed it on my website rather than the wiki, but then I guess, I was trying to populate the wiki with all the good stuff in 2012.
Only step I did was to re-flash my CT63 with ABE_V7F and SDR_V7D, the very ones that Ektus been saying since 2012 as well I guess.
I see that I have a SDR_V7Z, I wonder if I had that one on my system. From what i remember, Czuba gave me that for the IDE specifically, and that the Radeon was always working.
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Hi Mikro,
are there any news about this issue?
Means: Can we do something better than bothering you with silly questions?
Please tell us if we can help with testing!
Latz
are there any news about this issue?
Means: Can we do something better than bothering you with silly questions?

Please tell us if we can help with testing!
Latz
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
No real news, except my very limited time right now. However I haven't abandoned those PCI/USB issues, I just can't solve them at the same time. Right now I'm (more or less) trying to catch the bug with Milan PCI-USB (strange regression, having hard time even to pinpoint it down...) and Kroll's NetUSBee issue (I know what's wrong I just don't know why -- very interesting issue with different delay algorithms).
If/when one of those are solved/closed, I can move forward to this one.
If/when one of those are solved/closed, I can move forward to this one.
Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Ah, good to hear that it´s not forgotten!
No need to hurry, please just keep us informed.
Thank you, Mikro!
Latz
No need to hurry, please just keep us informed.
Thank you, Mikro!

Latz
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Hi,
i found a problem with mikros modified rtl8139.xif driver and FreeMinT 1.18.0:
Downloads from my UbuntuLinux PC (vsftpd ftp server and nfs server) are very fast and stable,
about 2200 KB/sec (with Litchi, download of a 12 MB mp3 file). NFS "download" works good, too.
Upload of small files (~ 50-100 KB) works correct, too.
But when i try to upload a "bigger" file (~ 2-5 MB), file transfer stops after a few kilobytes.
I didn't find the exact filesize "barrier" between working or not working upload yet.
This happens with Litchi and nfs client, too. Litchi "hangs" and has to be terminated, nfs client
just stops file transfer and no file is copied to the nfs shared folder on PC at all.
Same problem with Litchi on CT60TOS+StinG/RTL8139.STX from TOSbeta10 archive.
I tested the other way around, too (MinT ftp server on Falcon and FileZilla on PC) with same result:
PC --> Falcon Transfer fast+correct.
Falcon --> PC Transfer stops after ~35 KB.
With the EtherNEC before everything worked correct.
Can anybody confirm this behaviour?
Latz
i found a problem with mikros modified rtl8139.xif driver and FreeMinT 1.18.0:
Downloads from my UbuntuLinux PC (vsftpd ftp server and nfs server) are very fast and stable,
about 2200 KB/sec (with Litchi, download of a 12 MB mp3 file). NFS "download" works good, too.
Upload of small files (~ 50-100 KB) works correct, too.
But when i try to upload a "bigger" file (~ 2-5 MB), file transfer stops after a few kilobytes.
I didn't find the exact filesize "barrier" between working or not working upload yet.
This happens with Litchi and nfs client, too. Litchi "hangs" and has to be terminated, nfs client
just stops file transfer and no file is copied to the nfs shared folder on PC at all.
Same problem with Litchi on CT60TOS+StinG/RTL8139.STX from TOSbeta10 archive.
I tested the other way around, too (MinT ftp server on Falcon and FileZilla on PC) with same result:
PC --> Falcon Transfer fast+correct.
Falcon --> PC Transfer stops after ~35 KB.
With the EtherNEC before everything worked correct.
Can anybody confirm this behaviour?
Latz
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Interesting, looks like an internal buffer issue (not properly allocating and/or resizing or whatever). I wish I had more proper 'environment' around me for this kind of stuff... one notebook and very little free time and another project in the works --> not good. But it's not forgotten.
Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Hi,
just tested with Troll EMail: Receiving works perfect. Sending email + 450 KB attachment "hangs" (same behaviour as reported above).
Again: Can anybody confirm this problem (perhaps with other clients/servers)? With TOS/STinG or MiNT.
wongck? ektus? Kroll?
Thanks in advance,
Latz
just tested with Troll EMail: Receiving works perfect. Sending email + 450 KB attachment "hangs" (same behaviour as reported above).
Again: Can anybody confirm this problem (perhaps with other clients/servers)? With TOS/STinG or MiNT.
wongck? ektus? Kroll?
Thanks in advance,
Latz
Falcon/CT60 90MHz, 14+128 MB RAM, CTPCI/Radeon 9250/RTL8139, Carte Eiffel+LCD, 32GB CF card, DVD-RW.
Falcon/CT63 95MHz, 4+128 MB RAM, CTPCI/Radeon 9250/RTL8139, Carte Eiffel+LCD, 16GB IDE CF card, CD-RW.
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Wow, nice speed 2200 KB/sec. I have to get some Realtek 8139D then and try it out, as the highest speed I achived so far was around 700 KB/sec with Svethlana. And as sometimes I transfer to Falcon files around 1GB this speed could make a huge difference ( 3 times faster )Latz wrote: Downloads from my UbuntuLinux PC (vsftpd ftp server and nfs server) are very fast and stable,
about 2200 KB/sec (with Litchi, download of a 12 MB mp3 file).
Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
I won't have access to my Falcon until Christmas, but might do some testing afterwards. I'll have to update the MiNT installation first, though.Latz wrote:Hi,
just tested with Troll EMail: Receiving works perfect. Sending email + 450 KB attachment "hangs" (same behaviour as reported above).
Again: Can anybody confirm this problem (perhaps with other clients/servers)? With TOS/STinG or MiNT.
wongck? ektus? Kroll?
Regards
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Hi,
Updating MiNT is easy (and you can keep your old installation), but a test with 1-17 would be interesting, too.
Latz
Yes, indeed amazing!! Thanks to mikrojury wrote:Wow, nice speed 2200 KB/sec.

This would be great, thank you!ektus wrote:I won't have access to my Falcon until Christmas, but might do some testing afterwards. I'll have to update the MiNT installation first, though.
Updating MiNT is easy (and you can keep your old installation), but a test with 1-17 would be interesting, too.
Latz
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Since I upgraded my Windoze 10, I have not installed an FTP server on it yet.
But I did a CURL to get a 100MB file from speedtest and I managed to get it on my hdd, at average speed of 465KB/s and in 3 mins 40 secs.
That's out on the Internet.
I need to set up my FTP before I can try sending.
This is on mint 1.19, CT63 at 90MHz. Realtek 8139C at half duplex.
I need to get my 8139D, if i can find it.
But I did a CURL to get a 100MB file from speedtest and I managed to get it on my hdd, at average speed of 465KB/s and in 3 mins 40 secs.
That's out on the Internet.
I need to set up my FTP before I can try sending.
This is on mint 1.19, CT63 at 90MHz. Realtek 8139C at half duplex.

I need to get my 8139D, if i can find it.

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So I quickly setup MS FTP on my Win10 as I did not need to dl anything.
Created a 3MB ZIP file.
PC -> Atari was 400 KB/s in 7.9 sec ZIP test OK
Atari -> PC was 800 KB/s in 3.6 sec ZIP test OK
I used the Mint FTP command line tool.
I have aftp installed but it does not report speed after the transfer.
aftp also transferred without any issues.
I will try a bigger ZIP file tomorrrow
Created a 3MB ZIP file.
PC -> Atari was 400 KB/s in 7.9 sec ZIP test OK
Atari -> PC was 800 KB/s in 3.6 sec ZIP test OK
I used the Mint FTP command line tool.
I have aftp installed but it does not report speed after the transfer.
aftp also transferred without any issues.
I will try a bigger ZIP file tomorrrow
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Hi Wongck,
It reminds me some tests I did on the Firebee where the transfer speed was very variable depending on the software used and conditions. Mint ftp was 135% faster if you download to /ram instead of HDD, and litchi was the fastest of all thanks to his buffering.
http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 1&start=50
Hummm, If I had time I would switch on again my Falcon, flash the CTPCI and play with the Ethernet card... but it's not going to happen soon
It reminds me some tests I did on the Firebee where the transfer speed was very variable depending on the software used and conditions. Mint ftp was 135% faster if you download to /ram instead of HDD, and litchi was the fastest of all thanks to his buffering.
http://www.atari-forum.com/viewtopic.ph ... 1&start=50
Hummm, If I had time I would switch on again my Falcon, flash the CTPCI and play with the Ethernet card... but it's not going to happen soon

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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Thanks for pointing it out, Yeap I know, to ramdisk is surely faster. I did thought about it when I was in bed.
It was late and I needed sleep.... so I just tested whatever was ready on my Falcon.
Sure I will dl Litchi and test with it. I am sure it's blazing fast, as I used it on my FB.
Will do it tonight, in my free time.

It was late and I needed sleep.... so I just tested whatever was ready on my Falcon.
Sure I will dl Litchi and test with it. I am sure it's blazing fast, as I used it on my FB.
Will do it tonight, in my free time.
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Not sure what's with Gluestick but it crashes AESSYS on startup.
In any case, I continue with the test without Litchi, using the commandline ftp.
I created a 47 MB ZIP file.
PC -> Falcon in 144 secs -- STZIP checked file as no error.
Falcon -> PC in 29.9 secs -- 7-zip checked as no error.
Again, it is using my 8139C.
In any case, I continue with the test without Litchi, using the commandline ftp.
I created a 47 MB ZIP file.
PC -> Falcon in 144 secs -- STZIP checked file as no error.
Falcon -> PC in 29.9 secs -- 7-zip checked as no error.
Again, it is using my 8139C.
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
The performance writing to RAM disk is vs Falcon IDE?
Sometime back, "someone" said they have USB working on the CT/SV S/U (sorry).
But that is USB 1 @ 400k, correct?
My CTPCI arrived just before holiday, so testing my NIC cards will have to wait until the CTPCI is installed, a job in itself it sounds
Sometime back, "someone" said they have USB working on the CT/SV S/U (sorry).
But that is USB 1 @ 400k, correct?
My CTPCI arrived just before holiday, so testing my NIC cards will have to wait until the CTPCI is installed, a job in itself it sounds

Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
That's to ramdisk.
I found my RTL 8139D and remember now why I used the 8139C.
The 8139D seems to be a walking wounded.... it pings, get weather, updates my time via time server... but hangs when I start to do FTP.
Browsing starts off OK but then hangs half way as well especially downloading graphics..
I think it is busted, so i order another one from China.
,,,, never learn the busted one was also from China. 
I found my RTL 8139D and remember now why I used the 8139C.
The 8139D seems to be a walking wounded.... it pings, get weather, updates my time via time server... but hangs when I start to do FTP.
Browsing starts off OK but then hangs half way as well especially downloading graphics..
I think it is busted, so i order another one from China.


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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
That be EktusRustynutt wrote: Sometime back, "someone" said they have USB working on the CT/SV S/U (sorry).
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Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Have 4 ISA NIC cards for the Milan, but no PCI format (yet) 
I found open source for Nokia suite. If MiNT can network via USB, it may be possible to use a Symbian Nokia tethered to the USB as a modem. More fun.

I found open source for Nokia suite. If MiNT can network via USB, it may be possible to use a Symbian Nokia tethered to the USB as a modem. More fun.
Re: CTPCI and Realtek 8139D
Right, that's me. USB keyboard and mouse, but tested only briefly. The keyboard is having mapping issues, but I haven't been investigating further because I rarely use that Falcon and it already has an Eiffel installed. Some USB memory stick did work also, but I don't remember doing any speed tests.wongck wrote:That be EktusRustynutt wrote: Sometime back, "someone" said they have USB working on the CT/SV S/U (sorry).
Regards
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