Rich Brown

I am not imagining that Crusader is gathering incorrect data. I am wondering whether there is a better way to display it. Let's leave this question alone for a bit...

Would it be correct that an RTC connection is isochronous? Here's a wacky idea for Crusader 0.4... I'm becoming fond of the display provided by the VSee Network Stability Tester...

In the Latency Test tab: - It would be good to allow Return to begin the test (as with the Client tab) - It would be useful to allow Return...

These comments are still related to `0.1.0` pre-built binaries on macOS 12.7.5. * There is a latency test at startup that generates the "Idle latency to server xxx ms" message....

Closing - most have been implemented

@Zoxc Thanks for your comments. I have updated the info above with them. MORE COMMENTS, PLEASE :-) > You asked: Is the Pi running fq\_codel? I don't know for sure....

Hmmm... That doesn't seem likely: 1. It's Ubuntu 22.04 - pretty modern 2. `ll /sys/class/net/eth0/queues/tx-0/` shows: ``` deploy@rpi4:~$ ll /sys/class/net/eth0/queues/tx-0/ total 0 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 0 Aug 20 14:04...

PS My new router arrived today (GL.iNet MT6000) and I'll run the tests against its stock firmware and current OpenWrt soon

@dtaht - I ran a test with the Docker container running on the MT6000. Performance was pretty bad. See https://github.com/Zoxc/crusader/discussions/43 But I now realize that I can run the pre-built...

Let's see if the `0.3` docs are good enough