Speed up Goflex Net / Dockstar

[Hypnosis4U2NV]

Im having the same speed results with my Pink Pogoplug with two NTFS hard drives over a GigE network.. If anyone has a solution, I would appreciate the feedback..

[WarheadsSE]

Again Two major issues:
- NTFS is A++ Numero Uno the problem. The performance of the NTFS-3G drive in fuse just plain sucks
- You will not get native USB speed over the network, period, no matter how fast the network connection is.

[vargalex]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('nomis05', '@')vargalex
Ok thats fast with your router.
Did you make any tweaks or only the unmodified ArchlinuxARM?

[nomis05]

Hey,

just to make an update / report.

I bought a new and better router now. Buffalo WZR-HP-G300HN with dd-wrt.
With that i get 7-8MB/s through wifi. So it was my old router which pulled the tranfser rates down.
Maybe with a newer wlan-n card in my notebook it would be higher.
Direct lan connection with cat5 cable gives me around 30MB/s .

Good Luck with speeding up your box.

[WarheadsSE]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('nomis05', 'I') bought a new and better router now. Buffalo WZR-HP-G300HN with dd-wrt.

[nomis05]

Yes.
Its a really nice and fast router with dd-wrt preinstalled .
I got it for 45€. Street price is something like 60-70€. So its quite cheap too.

[james333]

Can you tell me the price of buffalo router?


$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('nomis05', 'H')ey,

just to make an update / report.

I bought a new and better router now. Buffalo WZR-HP-G300HN with dd-wrt.
With that i get 7-8MB/s through wifi. So it was my old router which pulled the tranfser rates down.
Maybe with a newer wlan-n card in my notebook it would be higher.
Direct lan connection with cat5 cable gives me around 30MB/s .

Good Luck with speeding up your box.

[nomis05]

Hey,

the price is new something like 60-70€/$US. I got it at ebay for 45€, nearly new.
Theres also a newer version which supports dd-wrt and has dual band wifi (2.4GHz + 5Ghz): wzr-hp-ag300h (80€).
Another good router is the dlink dir 825 (also dual band) which is normally a bit more expensive (~100€).
To get good speeds you will also need a good wlan-n card in your computer. I have a broadcom and i use linux. With the opensource drivers i only get 3MB/s and with the one from broadcom (broadcom-wl) i get more than twice like 7-8MB/s.
So i think it also depends on your client card.
All of them have no modem included.