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Hello,

I have an urgent issue with my VmWare server last version. I have an Athlon XP Dual Core on 64bits and 4GB of ram. I have Debian 64bit version installed on my server. I have installed latest version of VMWare server and created a new virtual machine to install Windows XP. I have configured the network to be NAT Networking on VMWare. The problem is that the upload speed on the guest computer (Windows XP) is extremely slow… ~100 times slower, it barely touches 180kbps.

If I test the upload speed on host computer (Debian) it is around 20mbps…

The download speed is the same on host/guest – around 70-80mbps so this is not affected… Only the upload speed is the problem.

What should I do? I have already re-installed 3 different versions of Windows XP, even personalized ones.

I am looking forward to resolve this issue.

Regards.

i have fedora core 5 linux. i have internet connection in my linux. i want to know the actual speed of my internet connection. i know there are some website where they give the internet speed of my connection. but im looking for something which shows up in the taskbar of my linux pc, and shows the speed of the internet connection. is there any software like that for my linux ?

I live in Kabul, Afghanistan. I want to have the Ubuntu CD’s. I can’t download the ubuntu setup because here in Afghanistan the Internet speed is very low. I think the Ubuntu company ships it for free. Can I get it here in Afghanistan for free.

And please give the instructions of completing the form of shipping.

Thank you!

I watch youtube vids alot, but they allways pause halfway though and they dont load fast enuff, I have allways thought it was just my connection speed (dsl 6-8meg).

But then I tried opensuse LINUX and youtube worked really well it, the vids loaded fast and didnt pause or anything.

this makes me think its windows thats the problem not my connection, has anyone else experienced this.
can i make youtube run faster in windows vista?

“Web browser Firefox was used in widows vista and opensuse”

Google Toolbar exposed: www.benedelman.org launchpad.net www.chromium.org http Chromium is the open source web browser project from which Google Chrome draws its source code.[1] The Google-authored portion of it is released under the BSD license,[2] with other parts being subject to a variety of different permissive open-source licenses, including the MIT License, the LGPL, the Ms-PL, and an MPL/GPL/LGPL tri-license.[3] It implements the same feature set as Google Chrome, but has a slightly different logo.[4] Versions of Mac and Linux Google Chrome based on Chromium were released to the development channel for Google Chrome on 4 June 2009.[5] According to the developer documentation, “‘Chromium’ is the name of the project, not the product, and should never appear in code in variable names, API names etc. Use ‘chrome’ instead.”[6]