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18:31.31 | jfindlay | is there a way to measure ethernet signal quality on linux? |
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18:55.24 | jsmith | jfindlay: Back in the good ol' days, I'd run "mii-tool" to at least see the speed and the duplex. |
18:57.10 | jsmith | Seems to still work for me (Fedora on a Lenovo X1 Carbon, connected to wired ethernet with a dock) |
19:03.45 | jfindlay | I have a 30 m cable to the router that is slow to tune in and sometimes has to reconnect |
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19:05.57 | jfindlay | about 12-15 m of that is through conduit in the ground. I think I will have to dig up the conduit and space out the power and ethernet conduits with rocks |
19:08.53 | jfindlay | ~napoleon youtah |
19:08.54 | infobot | ACTION tames a wild honeymoon stallion for youtah |
21:05.36 | jlp_znc | you're running power and network through the same conduit? ick |
21:05.52 | jlp_znc | how big is the conduit? |
21:06.55 | utahcon | how well shielded is the ethernet ? |
21:08.18 | jfindlay | nope |
21:08.28 | jfindlay | separate conduits |
21:08.37 | jfindlay | that I am going to separate even further |
21:09.26 | jfindlay | my guess is that shielding actively degrades the connection if it's not properly grounded |
21:09.46 | utahcon | https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0014/6404/1539/files/Client_5.png?v=1598279535 |
21:54.22 | jlp_znc | twisted pair shouldn't need to be shielded. is your conduit metal or pvc? the specs say they should be 16 inches apart. |
21:55.04 | jlp_znc | shielded cable would reduce that to four inches, though, if it is properly shielded and grounded. |
21:56.52 | jlp_znc | (and yes, I know I just said twisted pair shouldn't need to be shielded... in normal applications) |
21:57.55 | jlp_znc | if your power is in metal conduit, then you shouldn't need to shield the twisted pair. if you're using direct burial plastic conduit, though, that could be the problem. |
21:59.09 | jlp_znc | if you're using standard house wiring romex cable for the power, pull it out (leaving a pull string behind) and pull hard shielded (armored) power cable back through. |
22:23.24 | jfindlay | both are plastic conduit |
22:24.36 | jfindlay | so, if I pull in armored power through the power conduit, that should be enough to shield the data cable? |
22:41.16 | utahcon | _should_ |
22:54.00 | jfindlay | https://perens.com/2018/07/03/how-should-you-ground-your-shielded-ethernet-cable/ |
22:58.12 | jlp_znc | they should still be at least four inches apart. |
23:00.30 | jfindlay | thanks for the advice. Sounds like I'm going to be digging and repositioning the conduit anyway |
23:08.27 | youtah | So... Advanced Clinical Research is looking for more vaccine trial participants. Specifically for AstraZeneca and Novavax. I believe the AZ CV19 shot they have moved away from all placebo and now are focusing on safety data. So everyone gets a shot that signs up. If you want their info, let me know. |
23:20.12 | th3ph3d | youtah: Is the Novavax trial in NM at all? |
23:21.02 | youtah | No idea. |
23:21.15 | youtah | Is there an Advanced Medical Research Clinic there? |
23:28.46 | th3ph3d | Got a website? I've found 3 separate advanced medical research places. |
23:29.35 | th3ph3d | Nvm, found them. None in NM. https://www.advancedclinicalresearch.com/locations |
23:34.04 | th3ph3d | Looks like no trial locations in NM. https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04611802?term=novavax&cntry=US&draw=3&rank=14 |
23:40.57 | jlp_znc | I remember when my daughter was watching Big Brother a couple of years ago and one of the ... characters? players? victims? anyway, one of the people gave his job as "medical research participant". |
23:52.39 | th3ph3d | lol. I had my wisdom teeth pulled by Jean Brown Research so I could pay for some college textbooks. |
23:53.15 | th3ph3d | Looks like novavax trials would be me travelling to Phoenix, colorado Springs, or back to UT. |