ColinTaylor
Part of the Furniture
@Ronald Schwerer The download/upload numbers are in bytes per second instead of bits per second.
As the column heading indicates. I tried converting and still didn't get anything close. Maybe I was too tired to see straight. The unknown is the units for "download" and "upload". Assuming its a unit of time = usecs?@Ronald Schwerer The download/upload numbers are in bytes per second instead of bits per second.
It works for me - bytes per second, so multiply the numbers by 8.As the column heading indicates. I tried converting and still didn't get anything close. Maybe I was too tired to see straight. The unknown is the units for "download" and "upload". Assuming its a unit of time = usecs?
OK, I'm not following you. Just as an example, how do I get 116.05 (download Mbps)It works for me - bytes per second, so multiply the numbers by 8.
EDIT: Just checked your numbers and they work as well.
Use 1000's not 1024's.(14505861*8)/1024/1024 = 110.6709365845
/ookla-speedtest-1.0.0-x86_64-linux: line 1: syntax error: unexpected ";"
bash: ./ookla-speedtest-1.0.0-x86_64-linux: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
Yea you’re right. Although I suspect the official version was born from the fact so many are using the unofficial.
They share a lot of very similar features, almost like one was copied...
It’s included in the Asus firmware as part of the Speedtest. You can run via SSH:Is anyone using this these days? Is it worthwhile? (Does it still allow you to select an interface to successfully test?)
If so, what’s the correct install cmd line?
Thank you!!
ookla -c http://www.speedtest.net/api/embed/vz0azjarf5enop8a/config -f human-readable
Yeah but you can’t switch interfaces that way any more… thanks!!It’s included in the Asus firmware as part of the Speedtest. You can run via SSH:
Code:ookla -c http://www.speedtest.net/api/embed/vz0azjarf5enop8a/config -f human-readable
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