I ditched the kernel-level PPPoE net driver in favour of rp-pppoe this morning. A few reboots later (to verify the service came up successfully in case of a power loss/restore) and everything seems to work well. </p> <p> Now, only time will tell if...
These outages of PPPoE connectivity really frustrate me. I lost connectivity at around 00:30 EST and restored it manually at 07:20 EST today. I have a strange feeling that choosing the kernel PPPoE driver does not work as well as a userland PPPoE...
I received the last of the confirmations I needed for the fixes that I put into FuzzMeasure 1.3.3. To ensure a more interesting release, I plan to also add a few UI shortcuts that will make users happier. If all goes well, I should have this out...
I got those last few fixes done on 1.3.3 tonight, and polished it all up for release. Make sure to use the Check For New Version feature in FuzzMeasure's application menu to get your copy! </p> <p> I will probably post notices to the download sites...
I have a few crashes that showed up over the last little while. One crash seems to happen to Mac mini owners only, and the other one got reported by digi002 owners. Aside from the crashes, some small issues creeped up that I might as well fix while...
I get a lot of email asking me which stimulus you should choose to use for your FuzzMeasure measurements — Log Sweep or MLS. If you want a quick answer — choose Log Sweep. If you want some more reasons to help you make that choice, continue reading
Earlier today, I noticed that piggy had gone down again. Unfortunately, this happened twice since I installed my RAID drives, and the 2.4.11 kernel that went with it. Surely enough, it appears that 2.4.11 didn't have the best track record out there...
Work continues on FuzzMeasure 1.4, and my graphing code has grown considerably since then. I wrote lots and lots of graphing code, and yet so much more code remains for me to write. When will it end? </p> <p> Of course, with a huge load of work should...