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Forum,

I picked up a n800 so I could manage my linux hosts while on the road in case of an emergency but I'm finding it to be unusable. I was able to enter red pill mode and install xterm and ssh just fine, and I can even connect without issue, but each command I type into the remote host takes a minute to process.

Anyone know of a solution to this problem?

schu
 
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How is the speed with:
ssh root@localhost
 
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I don't know because I haven't reset the root password, however I did notice that if I have something running as a keep-a-live it works just fine. Anyone know of a way to disable the power saving feature while xterm is running?

schu
 
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Did anyone find a fix for this?

If I get a second terminal window to ping the N800 continuously then it works fine.
 
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#5
You should be able maintain a connection with :

$ssh -o TCPKeepAlive=yes root@localhost
(default pw=rootme)
 

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#6
It turns out (at least on Ubuntu Fiesty Fawn) that TCPKeepAlive is on by default, but disabled with an interval of 0 seconds. So this works:

ssh -o ServerAliveInterval=1 root@your-n800s-ip-address

NB. I am trying to connect from a desktop to the N800, the orignal poster was trying to go the other way so YMMV
 
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