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Subject: Re: Does newreno work as designed ?
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In message: <200307041336.h64DaCeR019317@mta7.pltn13.pbi.net>
            Jeffrey Hsu <hsu@FreeBSD.org> writes:
: I would go test wireless links, but if_wi stopped working for my notebook.

The wireless link is fine.  I haven't upgraded it in a while, and it
is working great.  It does have some bursty packet loss that I can't
seem to do anything about because there's a bursty interference source
at the other end of the wireless link.

: There's only one outstanding bug that I know of with newreno and there's
: a patch in testing for that.  You can find it in
:   http://people.freebsd.org/~hsu/tmp/explicitnewreno.diff
: Please let me know if this has any effect on the problem you're seeing.

OK.  I'll check this out when I get back from Japan.

Warner