@User Andy Morgan?

Driver for these USB ethernet devices in XenServer is, unfortunately, pretty old

filename: /lib/modules/3.10.0+10/kernel/drivers/net/usb/asix.ko license: GPL description: ASIX AX8817X based USB 2.0 Ethernet Devices version: 22-Dec-2011 author: David Hollis

@Steve Elgan @andyjmorgan on twitter

here's a script to automate the loginvsi test - http://xenappblog.com/2017/login-vsi-automation/

I have a custom workload that just do logon without all the rest

That's what I used when I created these blog posts - http://xenappblog.com/2016/optimize-logon-times/

@User Yea I followed your Part1 and Part 2 blog this weekend. It was a huge help. Thanks for putting that together

Wow. He's super responsive

Thx, yeah when he's online ;-)

Yea so looks like it's just with SHDs but apps work fine

he's going to do some more testing and get back to me

Morning everyone... my hasnt this grown overnight

@User Can you add a logo to the team? It shows up as a grey "l" in the Windows Slack client

yeah pretty ugly logo

Will do @Jason Samuel

@User How are you using that as a second nic with XenServer?

It has an older chipset for backwards compatibility to the USB 2.0 drivers in XS

its was one of the earliest 2.0/3.0 setups I had found

as you know the drivers in XS are really only 2.0 compatible

That is what I just discovered

i don't get GIG only 100

but its better than nothing

I'm currently working to try and compile a driver for the updated chipset

that would be nice

I'm a bit out of my depth though 🙂

are you working with any of the XS team, Dave C or Bob Ball on that?

Do you know what chipset that uses?

not of the top of my head, Jared Cowart (now at nvidia) worked on it with me

Nope - This is non sanctioned. I could probably leverage the fact that I work for Citrix to make it easier, but this is all in the name of learning