I think it just depends on the throughput of your connection or usb hard drive. Did you try large files (>1GB) with both?
i have the problem,too. It dont'works with samba, but it works fine with pure-ftpd
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I think it just depends on the throughput of your connection or usb hard drive. Did you try large files (>1GB) with both?
i have the problem,too. It dont'works with samba, but it works fine with pure-ftpd
I think it just depends on the throughput of your connection or usb hard drive. Did you try large files (>1GB) with both?
a.mOk wrote:i have the problem,too. It dont'works with samba, but it works fine with pure-ftpd
yes i did. 20 files over 9GB DVD9 images, it works fine!
I also have an usb issue with my asus wl-500gp... I try to use lirc, when I inserted the modules my USB subsystem dies... I've opened a Ticked: https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2836 I guess those problems are related!
(Last edited by michu on 20 Dec 2007, 15:22)
Okay, I'm also now testing pure-ftp...
Did you check you average transfer ratio?
Here at my box pure-ftpd was using 2 MBytes/s in the beginning, but dropped now to 150 kbytes (after having reached like 600mb of the 4.2 gb file)... I think this could be the reason that the bug wasn't triggered yet. But anyway, 150 kb/s is as bad as crashes, both renders it useless
Cheers,
m
max2k5 wrote:I think it just depends on the throughput of your connection or usb hard drive. Did you try large files (>1GB) with both?
a.mOk wrote:i have the problem,too. It dont'works with samba, but it works fine with pure-ftpd
yes i did. 20 files over 9GB DVD9 images, it works fine!
(Last edited by max2k5 on 12 Dec 2007, 00:17)
hm no crashes transfer ratio 30-50mbit on ext3
Hmm, you're copying via ethernet?
I was using wlan... Can you try with wlan one time to copy an iso?
hm no crashes transfer ratio 30-50mbit on ext3
crash
i try with ext2, i think journaling filesystem are the problem...
and now i have a swap partition from usbstick.
Is it now working, when copying?
crash
i try with ext2, i think journaling filesystem are the problem...
and now i have a swap partition from usbstick.
crash
i try with ext2, i think journaling filesystem are the problem...
and now i have a swap partition from usbstick.
I guess swap is still a problem with asus wl-500gp, quote from https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2035 :
don't use swap and you should be fine.
Or is this error fixed?
(Last edited by michu on 20 Dec 2007, 15:28)
I think what you quote just refers to 2.6 kernel, whereas this thread (at least for me) is using the 2.4 kernel, to make it possible to use the Asus WL500gp's broadcom wireless nic (2.6 kernel: no stable drivers for broadcom).
a.mOk wrote:crash
i try with ext2, i think journaling filesystem are the problem...
and now i have a swap partition from usbstick.I guess swap is still a problem with asus wl-500gp, quote from https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2035 :
don't use swap and you should be fine.
Or is this error fixed?
a.mOk wrote:crash
i try with ext2, i think journaling filesystem are the problem...
and now i have a swap partition from usbstick.I guess swap is still a problem with asus wl-500gp, quote from https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2035 :
don't use swap and you should be fine.
Or is this error fixed?
hmm i use kernel 2.4, nor error's with swapon.
my asus don't crashing with pure-ftpd and ext2 since 5 days. i flash the files with FlashFXP over ethernet and
wlan. i hope i can help
Can I ask you, when you use pure-ftpd over wlan, what is your average transfer speed?
michu wrote:a.mOk wrote:crash
i try with ext2, i think journaling filesystem are the problem...
and now i have a swap partition from usbstick.I guess swap is still a problem with asus wl-500gp, quote from https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/2035 :
don't use swap and you should be fine.
Or is this error fixed?
hmm i use kernel 2.4, nor error's with swapon.
my asus don't crashing with pure-ftpd and ext2 since 5 days. i flash the files with FlashFXP over ethernet and
wlan. i hope i can help
hm now connection (36mbits) 7000-8000kbits over ethernet 28-30mbits
(Last edited by a.mOk on 21 Dec 2007, 10:51)
8000kbits = 1 mb/s...
with lighttpd or samba (and crashes) I can get normally 2.8 mb/s, which is still somehow bearable, but when I use pure-ftpd over wlan i get like 0.6 mb/s, which is for typically 4.3GByte far too slow...
to me it seems the choice is slow or fast with crashes...
i think i will get me nice and small mini pc (like eTC 3851, see www.epatec.de), with via 800 MHz processor, buy a 2.5" hard drive and an atheros mini-pci wlan card. Okay, this is then something like 350€, but it works! And the box is even smaller than the Asus WL500GP!
hm now connection (36mbits) 7000-8000kbits over ethernet 28-30mbits
(Last edited by max2k5 on 21 Dec 2007, 11:00)
hey the asus wl500gp works, too. but i think 32mb are to small to manage journaling filesystem. try ext2 with lighthttpd and i hope its work. and you can save your money
// edit the problem is not the hdd or pureftpd, but the wlanmodul from asus...
with ethernet works fine up to 30mbits
(Last edited by a.mOk on 21 Dec 2007, 14:09)
Okay, I tested once again without ext3 but ext2, result stays the same, after 2.1 GB crash... with swap space on that hard drive I copy from.
I'll try once more without any swap...
hey the asus wl500gp works, too. but i think 32mb are to small to manage journaling filesystem. try ext2 with lighthttpd and i hope its work. and you can save your money
// edit the problem is not the hdd or pureftpd, but the wlanmodul from asus...
with ethernet works fine up to 30mbits
Okay, I just saw the message about wlan module...
Do you know where to get the cheapest Atheros mini-pci card?
hey the asus wl500gp works, too. but i think 32mb are to small to manage journaling filesystem. try ext2 with lighthttpd and i hope its work. and you can save your money
// edit the problem is not the hdd or pureftpd, but the wlanmodul from asus...
with ethernet works fine up to 30mbits
Definitely, I can say, the problem is either the Broadcom mini-pci WLAN nic, or the driver for this card.
I swapped it for an Atheros wlan nic, and now I just transferred 10 Gig with 2.5 MB/s without any crashes!!!
Happy new year!
So this old post is still alive eh? Just to let you all know, I switched to Olegs firmware and the problem went away. My asus has been rock solid ever since.
just to confirm the same problem with ASUS 500gP using Kamikaze 7.09 broadcom2.4, external USB2 harddrive. router hangs after a while, during hdd operation
actually this is quite critical issue for me. has someone opened a ticket for this? I could'n find any...
I also have this problem and added a ticket. If anyone has information that might help solving this problem please add them as comments to the ticket. Any discussion goes in this thread.
I have the same problem. It is not however linked directly with Harddrive, it is linked with wifi connection.
Router hangs up when I am transfering data over 400MB, and this is random when it happen. Sometimes
I can transfer as much as 1GB and nothing happens but in 90% of situation it will hang up earlier. It is not
matter of one large file but continous trafer. When files are smaller e.g. 15 MB I can download larger data amount
with breaks about 5 min.
The easiest case of providing enough data is HDD. Therfore it is linked with in many cases.
1. I used Samba, dowloaded from xwrt, and router hangs up (sock options do not help)
2. I used few ftp clients, the same story (e.g. vsftpd)
3. I used http transfer, again the same situation
Notice: When I am using wire connection everything wokring fine, I could transfer up to 8GB in one
continous tranfer and nothing happend
My configuration is:
- pppoe wan access
- openwrt with samba 3.0 from xwrt (because proplem of vista)
- HDD WD 250G with ext2 filestytem and one partition
- 250 MB Swap
- broadcome wireless module
wireless.cfg2=wifi-iface
wireless.cfg2.device=wl0
wireless.cfg2.network=lan
wireless.cfg2.mode=ap
wireless.cfg2.ssid=my_ssid
wireless.cfg2.key=*************
wireless.cfg2.isolate=0
wireless.cfg2.encryption=psk
(Last edited by rabidus on 1 Apr 2008, 12:53)
I slapped kamikaze onto my ASUS WL-520GU and also had problems with the 2.0 EHCI-HCD drivers.
I gave up a while ago trying to make 2.0 work. I'm using the 1.1 OHCI driver in my kernel and it's doing ok so far with vfat, ext3 and a swapfile.
But because of this forum i havn't done up a pivotroot just quite yet I'm going to be patient.
One thing that makes it very hard for me to blame the wireless driver for these troubles is that the wireless interface is disabled by default - I haven't gotten around to enabling it yet. I don't even have an antenna hooked up- I'm in the middle of nowhere and I'm not broadcasting an SSID. All of my work has been done across a 100Mb/s network. As far as I am aware, no packets have been burst at any rate whatsoever to or from the wireless driver, although it does reside in memory.
I guess one test I could do would be to recompile a kernel with no wireless support and then re-enable the EHCI-HCD 2.0 drivers... just to see what happens...
I have the same problem. It is not however linked directly with Harddrive, it is linked with wifi connection.
Router hangs up when I am transfering data over 400MB, and this is random when it happen. Sometimes
I can transfer as much as 1GB and nothing happens but in 90% of situation it will hang up earlier. It is not
matter of one large file but continous trafer. When files are smaller e.g. 15 MB I can download larger data amount
with breaks about 5 min.
The easiest case of providing enough data is HDD. Therfore it is linked with in many cases.
1. I used Samba, dowloaded from xwrt, and router hangs up (sock options do not help)
2. I used few ftp clients, the same story (e.g. vsftpd)
3. I used http transfer, again the same situationNotice: When I am using wire connection everything wokring fine, I could transfer up to 8GB in one
continous tranfer and nothing happendMy configuration is:
- pppoe wan access
- openwrt with samba 3.0 from xwrt (because proplem of vista)
- HDD WD 250G with ext2 filestytem and one partition
- 250 MB Swap
- broadcome wireless modulewireless.cfg2=wifi-iface
wireless.cfg2.device=wl0
wireless.cfg2.network=lan
wireless.cfg2.mode=ap
wireless.cfg2.ssid=my_ssid
wireless.cfg2.key=*************
wireless.cfg2.isolate=0
wireless.cfg2.encryption=psk
Hello rabidus
I have the same issue as you have.
If i don't use WiFi file transfer (from one PC to other). My ASUS 500gP using Kamikaze 7.09 broadcom2.4 works GREAT!!
Wifi File transfer for large file crashes the router and power recycle is the only solution
Any work around to resolve this wireless issue?
Thanks
One thing that makes it very hard for me to blame the wireless driver for these troubles is that the wireless interface is disabled by default - I haven't gotten around to enabling it yet. I don't even have an antenna hooked up- I'm in the middle of nowhere and I'm not broadcasting an SSID. All of my work has been done across a 100Mb/s network. As far as I am aware, no packets have been burst at any rate whatsoever to or from the wireless driver, although it does reside in memory.
Please note, that with enabled wifi, but transfering files over ETH cable the problem is not existing, with my configuration. I can transfer big files through Samba, FTB as well as HTTP. Please note, if one use only USB 1 without ehci, then transfers are relatevelly low. Some one said that problem does not appear when transfer is limited. This may be the reason that without ehci everything works perfectly.
sch_red 3216 4
sch_sfq 3912 4
sch_hfsc 15960 2
cls_fw 2888 8
usb-storage 68240 2
sd_mod 12500 4
scsi_mod 66048 3 [usb-storage sd_mod]
wlcompat 14944 0 (unused)
ehci-hcd 20556 0 (unused)
usb-ohci 19252 0 (unused)
ppp_async 7884 0 (unused)
ext2 40304 1
wl 630776 0 (unused)
[...] IP modules
pppoe 9320 1
pppox 1196 1 [pppoe]
nls_utf8 688 0 (unused)
ppp_generic 22300 3 [ppp_async pppoe pppox]
nls_cp1250 3680 0 (unused)
slhc 6064 0 [ppp_generic]
usbcore 71296 1 [usb-storage ehci-hcd usb-ohci]
(Last edited by rabidus on 2 Apr 2008, 09:43)
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