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Subject: Tuning Ggiabit
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(This message may show up three times, I apologise if so.)

Hi,

I've been trying to get my gigabit link to run as fast as possible, but I
have run out of ideas. I've documented (though not very well) what I have
done thus far:

http://craig.afraid.org/a/b?page=computer/gigabit

If there is any more I can do besides what I have already done, I would love
to hear it. Please avoid suggestions that require spending money.

Thanks in advance,

-Craig