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I'm trying to send a large packet to an Arduino with an ethernet shield on it?. I'm using the built in-in RX buffer of the W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writing the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network API on the server side.

I'm trying to send a large packet to an Arduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writing the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network API on the server side.

I'm trying to send a large packet to an Arduino with an ethernet shield on it. I'm using the built-in RX buffer of the W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writing the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network API on the server side.

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How can I analysizeanalyse large packets on an arduinoArduino?

I'm trying to send a large packet to an arduinoArduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writtingwriting the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network apiAPI on the server side.

How can I analysize large packets on an arduino?

I'm trying to send a large packet to an arduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writting the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network api on the server side.

How can I analyse large packets on an Arduino?

I'm trying to send a large packet to an Arduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writing the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network API on the server side.

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I'm trying to send a large packet to an arduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writting the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network api on the server side.

I'm trying to send a large packet to an arduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writting the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

I'm trying to send a large packet to an arduino with an ethernet shield on it? I'm using the built in RX buffer of W5100 controller to store the data, but I need more memory (at least 16K of buffer space, the W5100 only has 8K of RX buffer space). I have control over the server side of things as I'm writting the server process myself, so I can take solutions on that side.

Is there some hack I can use in the TCP protocol to have the packet broken up?

Edit: I'm using the SFML 2.1 network api on the server side.

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