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Hi Stefan, I'm not running a complete webserver on a Netduino. It's just a tiny web application to setup an intelligent device. Like you will find a lot today in network printers, routers, etc.. So a LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) is out of the question. The largest amount of data it will ever have to send is between 10 and 20k. That's not a lot, but it takes 10 to 20 seconds. And that's way to long, I think, for a 32Mhz processor. I used to have an 8Mhz Archimedes computer (whith the first ARM processor) in the early eighties which was way faster. I just can't understand where the cycles go to. Anyway, I'm considering a Raspberry Pi now to do the job. An amazing $25 creditcard sized Linux computer with a 700Mhz ARM and 256MB of RAM. Regards, Wim Roeling

I am using your gsiot library with np2 and i noticed packet fragmentation that slows web page rendering, i used wireshark and saw max packet size 128 byte. There is no router between. How to prevent packet fragmentation? How to change mtu packet size?

Cuno or somebody please help..

 

I am using your gsiot library with np2 and i noticed packet fragmentation that slows web page rendering, i used wireshark and

saw max packet size 128 byte. There is no router between.

How to prevent packet fragmentation?

How to change mtu packet size?

 

hi from Croatia..

How to change mtu size? I am using gsiot library?