Michael Brown

> @mcb30 BINGO! > > Below I had such driver list where I vetoed `Serial Terminal Driver` driver. After this step uart issue gone, pull request is here #1193. Great!...

> @mcb30 I see your point and I'm aware that most majority of people don't need such information but maybe, a new section for contributors with such detailed tricks &...

iPXE does not advertise support for EC server certificates. We do have support for elliptic curves, but only for key exchange (i.e. the ECDHE variants of the cipher suites), and...

> You mention that you're looking for funding for the development work and would prefer to do it yourself instead of others, would you be able to estimate that would...

I ran a quick test downloading that URL with both curl and iPXE just now: curl: 54.3s iPXE: 59.0s so I am unable to reproduce your problem. Since you have...

> Alright, here's a pcap file (unfortunately it doesn't compress well due to the encryption). Something I noticed while going through it is a high number of duplicate ACKs. I'm...

> Ok, so, this is quite fiddly to setup and I only managed to get an excerpt from the middle of the conversation. It might be that this doesn't yet...

> Ah, I chained this again into the `undionly.kpxe` using the net0 interface and it's fast now as well. So something is weird with the difference between net0/net1. Both are...

Thanks for the packet trace. I have a working theory as to what may be happening. Using undionly is known to be slower than using a native driver, and so...

Try connecting a pair of ports on the NIC directly with a cable (i.e. **without** any network switch in between) and use the `lotest` command (enabled via `#define LOTEST_CMD` in...