execftps 0.68 download problem

[ps2004]

I have a strange ftp problem.
I tried boot from MC/HDD/CDR execftps 0.68,
PC side use flashfxp, cuteftp, win98-ftp whatever client tools,
I also tried different ps2 ip: 192.168.0.10, 192.168.1.5,...
the result is same:
I can upload files from pc to ps2's hdd/mc/pfs without problem.
I can download small files from ps2's hdd/mc/pfs to pc without problem.
The only problem is whenever I copy a file bigger than 10K the ps2 server will hang up till pc get 7300 bytes.(ping ps2 no response)
I tried remove HDD, remove MC, every combination but same sesult.
I serached many places but no clue can get out.
Hope her someonce can help me out.

thanks

[Hakaida0]

I got the same problem. Does anyone else? If the answer is yes, then reply. -Hakaida0

[ltdc2004]

similar problem, mc up and down is fine, but uping to hdd gets lockups depending on what file it is. size doesnt really seem to matter i can up some 2-3mb files but other 512k files it will freeze

[barf]

None of the HD folders are writeable on mine.

ls /mc/0
ls /mc/1

putting and getting in the above folders work both ways, perfect.

ls /hdd/0

works

putting or getting does not work, I can not even list the folders below /hdd/0/ in the hierarchy for example ls /hdd/0/homebrew/ lists nothing.

ls /pfs shows nothing.

[Hakaida0]

None of the HD folders are writeable on mine.

ls /mc/0
ls /mc/1

putting and getting in the above folders work both ways, perfect.

ls /hdd/0

works

putting or getting does not work, I can not even list the folders below /hdd/0/ in the hierarchy for example ls /hdd/0/homebrew/ lists nothing.

ls /pfs shows nothing.

I got this from the readme.txt. I hope this helps.


- To handle files in Common Partitions(marked with + before name in ftp-client[note: ps2menu-k partitions have no + sign])
or System partition (marked with __ before name in ftp-client)
on your hd you first need to mount them to /pfs/0/.

MOUNT Example (with Ctrl+R in FlashFXP): "SITE MNT /pfs/0/ hdd:+MYFS"
this row mounts the common partition on hd named "+MYFS" to /pfs/0/ . After this just go to
/pfs/0/ and handle your files in that partition.

UnMount Example: "SITE UMNT /pfs/0/"
This command unmounts the previosly mounted partition.