Transmission

Thanks a lot for your testings and report. Very interesting to read.

I keep the current settings and will observe the behavior.

When i start a torrent, which should permanently download with about 700Kb - 1.7Mb, the torrent drops to 12kb or even disconnect from the peer when it reaches about 400-600Kb. Then, the average speed is about 10-40Kb. The same torrent on uTorrent get an average speed about 900Kb - 1.3Mb.

Write now ...

I did many tests with different settings. First, it seems that the settings from cfpp2p worked well. But not, anymore :shock:

Write now i download a torrent were the speed jumps between 800kb and 4kb. The same torrent with uTorrent on a win7 notebook runs stable with 1.7Mb. So i think, its not a ...

So, now it works. Many thanks to cfpp2p. He was very helpful.

After i formatted the hdd to EXT3 (by the webinterface of the NSLU2) the device created by itself a swap file on the hdd. After re-install transmission, it worked.

So far i understand it :D

The only issue now is: The download speed is ...

Ok. The flash is formatted by the NSU. So, the flash and the hdd are got formatted by the NSU itself. What do you think, if I open a port for you, could you have a look at it? Now I am out. But I could prepare what would be necessary. So far, I formatted only the hdd over the web interface of the ...

Thanks for your help cfpp2p. I will follow your advises. I already formatted the HDD to ext3. But there is a problem to create the swap on the hdd. Anyway, i think, the best way is to re-flash the NSLU2, reformat the USB stick and create again the partitions and the necessary filesystem. Then, i ...

Hello

I use Transmission with the NSLU2 (unslung on a USB stick) and a USB NTFS HDD, connected to USB Port 1. On the NSU i installed enhanced-torrent.

Actually it works. When i add a torrent via the Transmission GUI, it starts to download. The paths are set to the USB HDD. The download speed is ...