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PiT
03.04.2004, 22:27
Nr.: 64
CN.: 130/92 | Bewertung:  MoD: eMule 0.42e
Orginal EmUlE rulezz :-) That `e` i`ts very good :-)
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noname
03.04.2004, 23:41
Nr.: 65
CN.: 444/65 | Bewertung:  MoD: eMule 0.42e
Komme nicht mit klar. Zu heftige Schwankungen Up- und Download. Richtig zackig nicht gleichmäßig. KOmmt nicht in Fahrt uns zieht kaum.
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OnkelTom
21.04.2004, 13:02
Nr.: 66
CN.: 213/47 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42e
Leider kann ich keine VOB-Files saugen, weil dann meine Kiste einfriert :-(
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Rindspimmel
04.05.2004, 13:25
Nr.: 67
CN.: 265/128 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42f
sehr stabiler up und download. fängt sofort an zu saugen.
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Bringer
07.05.2004, 20:12
Nr.: 68
CN.: 265/82 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42g
Leider kein Fakecheck!
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tric0re
09.05.2004, 16:54
Nr.: 69
CN.: 447/21 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42g
The 0.42g version is for me the stablest emule tested so far!!
All the other tested mods (Pawcio,EF-Mod, LSD-Mod) under the same environment are instable after a while, they tend to freeze and discontinue the service after a while.
Again it is a real emule not so fast, but stable.
What do you wish else??
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VV
11.05.2004, 19:31
Nr.: 70
CN.: 299/252 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42g
SUPER !
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XXD 22
11.05.2004, 22:16
Nr.: 71
CN.: 299/252 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42g
KLASS
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Darlene
29.08.2012, 06:12
Nr.: 174 
CN.: 117/1 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.50a
Win MX was so so fun back in the day. I really kinda miss diwnloadong groundbreaking new remixes at 4kbps and coming up half an hour for each at the same time as doing new searches and seeing what else they got on there. Saturday mornings have never been the same in view of the fact that, excellent job I aquired a life.
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Anonymous
09.06.2004, 04:42
Nr.: 73
CN.: 229/196 | Bewertung: MoD: eMule 0.42g
Goal based upload management in P2P
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IBM has invented a Goal based self tuning priority system for Mainframe operating systems
called WLM (Workload Manager).
In my opinion this system could also work when applied to P2P.
The basic idea is to self tune the P2P program so that the best upload result is obtained
and that also low upload score clients get a chance to get some data.
It consists in the following steps:
1) start p2p the normal way until the upload queue has enough clients (500)
2) when enough clients are on queue assign importance class to the upload clients.
Importance class is a number from 1 (highest) to 6 (discretionary)
the importance is based on the upload score.
for example:
0-9 = 6
10-99 = 5
100-999 = 4
1000-9999 = 3
10000-99999 = 2
100000- = 1
3) create some upload slots (10 to begin)
4) fill upload slots in with clients of each class (highest upload score for each
class first)
importance class 1 = 4 upload slots
importance class 2 and 3 = 2 upload slots each
importance class 4 and 5 = 1 upload slot each
importance class 6 = 0 upload slots
5) collect performance data for each class (average total upload rate of the class), continue to
assign empty upload slots to clients of the slot class. Do not change class for clients
that are already uploading even if upload score has changed.
6) every 5 minutes compare the average class upload rate to the upload rate goal
using the formula performance data/goal=performance index (PI)
importance 1 goal=50% of upload limit
importance 2 goal=20% of upload limit
importance 3 goal=10% of upload limit
importance 4 goal=5% of upload limit
importance 5 goal=2% of upload limit
7) start checking the PI from the highest importance class down to the lowest.
For each class:
- if PI>1.1 do nothing
- if PI<0.9 start from the lowest importance class to find an upload slot donor class.
Upload slot donors are discretionary class (importance 6) or importance classes
that have PI>1.1.
Note that also higher importace classes may be donors.
- if all importance classes have PI<0.9 force lower importance classes to upload less or
delete some upload slots from the lowest importance classes.
- if all importance classes have PI>1.1 add upload slots for discretionary class or
increase upload capacity for the higher classes.
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