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Re: Ethernet over mains adapters on offer at craplins...


  • Subject: Re: Ethernet over mains adapters on offer at craplins...
  • From: "patrick_o_matic" <patrick@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 10 Feb 2006 12:29:48 -0000

> The only exception being the DDAR.  Tried and tried, but would not
work.  No
> real idea as to why, but I suspect it is the network port on the
DDAR (which
> is only 10/mbit).  For PC's it works really well though.

You're right actually! I've had a DDAR working - but only if it has
been previously booted using an alternative network connection. I did
investigate briefly, and there seems to be some strangeness with
respect to broadcast packets being sent selectively which I guess
would interfere with the DDAR tftp process? xAP stuff and DHCP seems
to work ok, but Cisco SIP phones also have some problems with the boot
process (but again work fine once up and running) so it's not as
completely straightforward as "broadcast is broken". I also
wonder if
the homeplug interface is true full-duplex, and if that wasn't a
contributory factor. Anyway, as you say, there is a strange kink that
needs to be ironed out by Mr Homeplug at some point...

Patrick







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