04-29-2016, 08:05 AM
Hello all,
I received my pine64 (512MB) and my pine64+ (1GB) and realize, that the pine64 is unusable!
While the 64+ has only a slow network (there are other threads about that), the pain64 network is not usable. I installed the debian image (longsleep 20160421), as that seems to be the only viable option for the 512MB version.
Network connectivity is somewhat close to not existent. Downloading files from internet is below 25 kB/sec, while the same file loads from other PCs with 30MB/sec.
Local ssh connections are hanging after pressing enter several times, while entering commands you have to wait sometimes for the single letters to appear on the console.
Ssh sessions are disconnecting after some minutes.
Watching the connection with wireshark , I see many duplicates and out-of-order packets coming from the pain64.
I tried almost every meaningful interface setting with ethtool, setting it to 10MB 100MB full and half duplex, but that does not help.
I thought, that the the pines could be a very good alternative to raspberry pi, because the network interface has direct connectivity to the SoC, but that seems to be wrong.
Any Ideas?
I received my pine64 (512MB) and my pine64+ (1GB) and realize, that the pine64 is unusable!
While the 64+ has only a slow network (there are other threads about that), the pain64 network is not usable. I installed the debian image (longsleep 20160421), as that seems to be the only viable option for the 512MB version.
Network connectivity is somewhat close to not existent. Downloading files from internet is below 25 kB/sec, while the same file loads from other PCs with 30MB/sec.
Local ssh connections are hanging after pressing enter several times, while entering commands you have to wait sometimes for the single letters to appear on the console.
Ssh sessions are disconnecting after some minutes.
Watching the connection with wireshark , I see many duplicates and out-of-order packets coming from the pain64.
I tried almost every meaningful interface setting with ethtool, setting it to 10MB 100MB full and half duplex, but that does not help.
I thought, that the the pines could be a very good alternative to raspberry pi, because the network interface has direct connectivity to the SoC, but that seems to be wrong.
Any Ideas?