Anyone interested in compiling rtorrent for Duo V2?

Arghhhh, just lost firefox and the entire response I was writing!!!!

Anyways, thanks again for your awesome help mate, much appreciated. Okay, download and install both rtorrent as well as "enhanced-ctorrent" (if not available, install "ctorrent", they should be the same).

Do a port forward for ports 30000-30005 on your router, both TCP and UDP, to the IP of your test NAS. Create a ~/session and a ~/work directory. Create a ~/.rtorrent.rc file:

min_peers = 20
max_peers = 100
upload_rate = 60
directory = ~/
session = ~/session
ratio.enable=        ; Enables rtorrent to use ratio's.
ratio.min.set=110    ; Set min ratio to 1.0 / 1.0 upload / download.
port_range = 30001-30005
port_random = yes
use_udp_trackers = yes
encryption = allow_incoming,enable_retry,prefer_plaintext
dht = auto
dht_port = 30000
peer_exchange = yes
system.file_allocate.set = yes

Download a torrent file that has a single large (ie ~700Mbyte) file in it. Then use rtorrent to download it. You'll end up with a large file. Do a "filefrag -v <file>" on the resulting large file and post/check the result. If filefrag does not exist, then install package e2fsprogs.

Now do the same download, with the following command, on another directory:

mkdir ~/test
cd ~/test
ctorrent -a -E 1.1 -U 60 -p 30005 <sametorrentfile.torrent>

You'll end up with the same large file, albeit download from ctorrent. Do a "filefrag -v <file>" on the resulting file as well. Compare results.