Gregory Haerr

> It seems that bootopts is unrecognizable from kernel after installing to the harddisk from 1232k. The most common reasons that /bootopts isn't recognized are that it is > 1024...

> Also nx programs don't work after copying as I wrote before. That is quite strange, can run `ls -l /bin/nx*` to see if they are zero-length? This, combined with...

Hi, I took a quick look at the original netcat source on Sourceforge, and also the much cleaner version on OpenBSD. Overall, the sourceforge version might possibly be easier to...

Hello @swausd, Thanks for the bug report. We've recently updated ktcp and telnetd in ELKS from @Mellvik's TLVC, but frankly I doubt that is a problem here. Perhaps @Mellvik can...

Hello @swausd and @Mellvik, Thanks for the suggestions and testing. IMO, the problem here isn't anything to do with any application program, and likely cannot be fixed by and alarm()...

@swausd, thanks for your testing. I'm in Costa Rica with almost no internet and I can't seem to get your large pictures downloaded yet, but I'm working on it. (For...

(The internet guys arrived at the vaca house, and with any luck I have fast internet again. Yay!) > item 9 in your list is the big clue here. Yes...

> There are 100 request for retranmission (ACK DUPs) where ELKS seems to ignore and just keeps on transmitting as if no packet got lost. I see - so you're...

> Different speeds between client and server should not be the problem, as this should be handled by the switch - or am I missing something here? I think what...

Hello @swausd, Just a few questions to ensure I'm fully following this potential DUP ACK problem: > The receiver then has the chance to retransmit the missing packet without waiting...