From: Romain Dolbeau <romain.dolbeau@caps-entreprise.com>
Subject: Re: Latency problem with some clients but not others
Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2007 09:24:24 +0200
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Eli Stair wrote:

> If I entirely misunderstood your post, and you're having problems with 
> the 8169 systems, not the intel Xeon with e1000, you might want to 
> seriously consider ditching the Realtek (8169) and test with another 
> card in that problematic system.  Easiest and most direct way to test.

I must not have been very clear, because the other anwser
also suggested fo tix the Intel, which works just fine ;-)

The problem seems indeed to be the realtek crap^H^H^Hard,
as replacing it with an old 3com card brought by a colleague,
the problem just go away.

I'll try fiddling with ethtool and if it fails, I'll just
have to buy a bunch of decent PCI cards :-(

Thanks to all for your help,

-- 
Romain Dolbeau
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