The stray adam2 variables should not cause any problem - but they are taking up valuable environment space. You can just run
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unsetenv autoload
unsetenv autoload_timeout
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unsetenv autoload
unsetenv autoload_timeout
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cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_modem_stats
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[Downstream (RX) Interleave path]
CRC: 541 FEC: 41574 NCD: 0
LCD: 0 HEC: 0
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/var # cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_modem_stats
AR7 DSL Modem Statistics:
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[DSL Modem Stats]
US Connection Rate: 919 DS Connection Rate: 16591
DS Line Attenuation: 15 DS Margin: 6
US Line Attenuation: 7 US Margin: 6
US Payload : 85418544 DS Payload: 1805127360
US Superframe Cnt : 360771 DS Superframe Cnt: 360771
US Transmit Power : 12 DS Transmit Power: 19
LOS errors: 0 SEF errors: 0
Errored Seconds: 2 Severely Err Secs: 0
Frame mode: 0 Max Frame mode: 0
Trained Path: 1 US Peak Cell Rate: 2167
Trained Mode: 16 Selected Mode: 16
ATUC Vendor Code: 4946544E ATUC Revision: 2
Hybrid Selected: 2 Trellis: 1
Showtime Count: 1 DS Max Attainable Bit Rate: 16608 kbps
BitSwap: 1 US Max Attainable Bit Rate: 1392000 bps
Annex: AnxB psd_mask_qualifier: 0x0100
ATUC ghsVid: b5 00 49 46 54 4e 71 76
T1413Vid: 00 00 T1413Rev: 00 VendorRev: 00
ATUR ghsVid: 42 00 53 41 53 00 00 00
T1413Vid: 00 00 T1413Rev: 00 VendorRev: 00
[Upstream (TX) Interleave path]
CRC: 0 FEC: 0 NCD: 0
LCD: 0 HEC: 0
[Downstream (RX) Interleave path]
CRC: 0 FEC: 0 NCD: 0
LCD: 0 HEC: 0
[Upstream (TX) Fast path]
CRC: 0 FEC: 0 NCD: 0
LCD: 0 HEC: 0
[Downstream (RX) Fast path]
CRC: 2 FEC: 0 NCD: 0
LCD: 0 HEC: 0
[ATM Stats]
[Upstream/TX]
Good Cell Cnt: 1779553
Idle Cell Cnt: 11522345
Tx Packets Dropped Count: 0
Tx Bad Packets Count: 0
[Downstream/RX)]
Good Cell Cnt: 37606820
Idle Cell Cnt: 202390276
Bad Hec Cell Cnt: 5
Overflow Dropped Cell Cnt: 0
Rx Packets Dropped Count: 0
Rx Bad Packets Count: 0
[SAR AAL5 Stats]
Tx PDU's: 694443
Rx PDU's: 1217499
Tx Total Bytes: 68287801
Rx Total Bytes: 1782365529
Tx Total Error Counts: 0
Rx Total Error Counts: 9318
[OAM Stats]
Near End F5 Loop Back Count: 0
Near End F4 Loop Back Count: 0
Far End F5 Loop Back Count: 0
Far End F4 Loop Back Count: 0
SAR OAM Ping Response Drop Count=15
/var #
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[Downstream (RX) Fast path]
CRC: 2 FEC: 0 NCD: 0
LCD: 0 HEC: 0
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Trained Path: 1
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/var # cat /proc/avalanche/avsar_ver
ATM Driver version:[7.05.01.00]
DSL HAL version: [7.05.01.00]
DSP Datapump version: [7.05.01.00] Annex A
SAR HAL version: [01.07.2c]
PDSP Firmware version:[0.54]
Chipset ID: [7300/7300A]
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ATM Driver version:[7.00.01.00]
DSL HAL version: [7.00.01.00]
DSP Datapump version: [7.00.04.00] Annex B
SAR HAL version: [01.07.2c]
PDSP Firmware version:[0.54]
Chipset ID: [Ohio250(7200/7100A2)]
Which router is this on? Sounds like you're running a "Lite" version of the firmware.der_Kief wrote:Code: Select all
ATM Driver version:[7.00.01.00] DSL HAL version: [7.00.01.00] DSP Datapump version: [7.00.04.00] Annex B SAR HAL version: [01.07.2c] PDSP Firmware version:[0.54] Chipset ID: [Ohio250(7200/7100A2)]
No. Features come as needed or requested - and bug fixes come as and when reported/discovered and we know how to fix them.sandman06 wrote:is there any roadmap for the future release ie 2.96?
There is no newer dsp than 7.5 that I know of.sandman06 wrote:Will there be a newer dsp driver
If you mean low-level tweaking of DSL parameters, the answer is that you already have as many as you could want (with the DSL_FEATURE_CNTL*) variables - as long as you know what to do with them. There are tools that can make it easier to manipulate them - but such low-level activities are only for the brave.sandman06 wrote:or any cool dsl tweak features?
I don't think that it is something that we can fix. It is the result of a core logic query, which you can run on the command line like thisder_Kief wrote:... Any way to fix this ? I know its only cosmetic but it would be nice
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echo "sar:status/dsl_pathmode" | cm_cli_ex
ok thanks.thechief wrote:No. Features come as needed or requested - and bug fixes come as and when reported/discovered and we know how to fix them.sandman06 wrote:is there any roadmap for the future release ie 2.96?There is no newer dsp than 7.5 that I know of.sandman06 wrote:Will there be a newer dsp driverIf you mean low-level tweaking of DSL parameters, the answer is that you already have as many as you could want (with the DSL_FEATURE_CNTL*) variables - as long as you know what to do with them. There are tools that can make it easier to manipulate them - but such low-level activities are only for the brave.sandman06 wrote:or any cool dsl tweak features?
Yes - and other tools like it.sandman06 wrote:When you mentions tools do you mean stats loggers ?
Unfortunately, I don't know the answer to that question.sandman06 wrote:My ISP is bethere(uk), from what i have ready their dslam is a broadcom, is there any disadvantages or advantages of having different chipsets.
I think the modem drivers are already pretty good at getting the best speed for your line. Tweaking the speed to increase it is just going to lead to instability. As far as I am aware (if your connection speed is less than 8meg) the best tweak you can do is to downgrade your DSP driver to v4.x or 5.x. You would probably get noticeable speed increase, and you might also get a lot of disconnections.sandman06 wrote:I am using D-link 320t, i want to tweak the snr margin value to increase the sync speed.
I don't know this tool, but I think that an external specialised tool (like the RSL) is probably more appropriate.sandman06 wrote:A nice tool would be a tool scaler, like dgteam firmware . Can this be implemented in routertech ?
This a Sphairon AR860 -> http://www.sphairon.com/en/products/ads ... ar860.htmlthechief wrote:Which router is this on? Sounds like you're running a "Lite" version of the firmware.der_Kief wrote:Code: Select all
ATM Driver version:[7.00.01.00] DSL HAL version: [7.00.01.00] DSP Datapump version: [7.00.04.00] Annex B SAR HAL version: [01.07.2c] PDSP Firmware version:[0.54] Chipset ID: [Ohio250(7200/7100A2)]