[Q] For Devs: TCP Congestion Control

kirurus

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I am using the KAK included with the V6 Supercharger scripts and noticed that the tcp_congestion_control would not change from westood to cubic. I did some digging and was able to find that only westwood and reno were included.

I am trying to find a way to implement the cubic algorithm into the kernel. Any ideas? Would cubic be better then westwood on the V?

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tdm

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The TCP congestion control algorithms are config options. If your kernel was compiled without cubic, you need to compile a new kernel to get it.

As for which is better, I have no clue.
 

kirurus

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The TCP congestion control algorithms are config options. If your kernel was compiled without cubic, you need to compile a new kernel to get it.

As for which is better, I have no clue.

Linux Tuning

Here is a link I found about it. I'm thinking there could be an easier way then compiling a new kernel.
 
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