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I'm new to bonding but I've been reading a lot in the last couple of days. The problem is that I've tried different modes and they all work (I mean the network connection is up) but it's hard to test them and it's hard to decide which one will work best in my case.
What I'm looking for is high bandwidth.
If I understand correctly most of the modes separate traffic by using different interfaces for different clients. So, when I run a test (iperf for example) it can't go above a single interface bandwidth and I'm getting the same result for each mode - about 950 Mb/s for Gbit ethernet connection.
Here is my setup:
I have 10 identical servers, with 4 ethernet interfaces each. Each server has a partition on the local hard drive and with additional software this partitions are grouped in pairs and mirrored. There is a lot of network traffic between the servers in each pair but not between the pairs.
The clients are 3 web servers that NFS mount the partitions. The good thing is that these are the only three servers that will access the storage servers. We may add another one or two in the future but for now there is no other system that will require high bandwidth to the storage servers.
All systems are running CentOS5.5 64bit, and are connected to the same switch. The switch supports all the required trunking and 802.3ab. The OS device drivers should have all the required features to take advantage of any bonding mode (as far as I know).
So far I selected balance-alb (mode 6) just based on what I've read.
Is that a good choice?
Any recommendations are highly appreciated.
Jay Vosburgh
None of the bonding modes (except for balance-rr) will permit a single connection to receive more than one interface's worth of throughput.
The balance-rr mode will round robin packets across the slaves, and in some circumstances can obtain better throughput, but its benefit is usually limited by TCP, in particular the fast retransmission scheme. This is discussed in the bonding.txt documentation (downloadable from sourceforge, or just google for it); look for "tcp_reordering." Even after that adjustment, the tests I ran (admittedly very long ago) topped out at about 2.4 interfaces of throughput in a 4 interface bond for TCP. If you application is UDP, it can get higher rates, but must be able to tolerate out of order delivery (the round robin action generally results in packets being received out of order by the peer).
Some of the modes (alb and tlb, for example) balance traffic by destination host. Others (balance-xor, 802.3ad) can use a hash of the TCP or UDP port number along with the IP address information.
In summary, the alb/tlb modes have the benefit that they will attempt to intelligently assign traffic to slaves, putting "new" traffic streams (destinations, as these modes balance by host) on to the least loaded slave. They have the downside that all traffic to a given host will go across the same slave. The alb mode also makes some people nervous because it sends special ARPs to the peers to "assign" particular slaves to particular peers.
On the other hand, the xor/802.3ad modes (particularly if xmit_hash_policy=layer3+4) can put discrete connections to the same host on different slaves, which may provide better overall throughput between the two hosts. On the down side, the balancing is done by a hash, so your overall utilization is dependent somewhat on the luck of the math, particularly if you have a small number of connections in comparison to the number of slaves (e.g., four connections over four slaves will usually leave at least one slave idle).
Your best bet is to come up with representative workloads, and test each mode and see how they do. It's possible that you may have the unusual case that balance-rr makes good sense (usually the penalty from TCP fast retransmit overwhelms the benefit of striping the traffic across multiple interfaces). Be sure to test -rr with tcp_reordering raised from the default.
Also be aware that your balance of traffic into the systems may be limited by the switch's balance algorithm for the etherchannel-compatible (balance-xor, balance-rr) or 802.3ad modes. Some switches only balance by a MAC address hash; if yours has a TCP/UDP and/or IP (layer 4 or layer 3, respectively) hash, use that.
Thank you very much vosburgh for the detailed message and the time you spent to answer my question.
I read the bonding.txt file but your message was indeed very helpful and appreciated.


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The specific case here is the "ICanStringify" class,
where overload::Method($s,'""') is false, but the object still stringifies.
Did I miss some function somewhere that can tell me whether that class will stringify?
use strict;
use warnings;
{ package OnlyAString;
use overload fallback=>0, '""'=>sub { ${shift()} }
{ package ICanStringify;
use overload fallback=>undef, '0+'=>sub { ${shift()} }
{ package OnlyANumber;
use overload fallback=>0, '0+'=>sub { ${shift()} }
bless my $s1=\do {my $x=111}, 'OnlyAString';
bless my $s2=\do {my $x=222}, 'ICanStringify';
bless my $s3=\do {my $x=333}, 'OnlyANumber';
use overload ();
sub can_str {
my $s = shift;
print "Object ", overload::StrVal($s), ":\n";
print " \"\" ", overload::Method($s,'""')
?"IS":"is NOT", " overloaded\n";
my $e = eval { "$s" };
print " stringification ", defined($e)
?"WORKED: $e\n":"DIDN'T work: $@\n";
Object OnlyAString=SCALAR(0x3684370):
"" IS overloaded
stringification WORKED: 111
Object ICanStringify=SCALAR(0x3664210):
"" is NOT overloaded
stringification WORKED: 222
Object OnlyANumber=SCALAR(0x3679682):
"" is NOT overloaded
stringification DIDN'T work: Operation """": no method found, argu
+ment in overloaded package OnlyANumber at test.pl line 28.
The background is that I have a function that accepts only strings.
Because passing a reference was a mistake I made a few times, I started
warning if any references were passed to it, including objects.
But then I realized that some objects stringify and that's useful,
and that some objects die when you try to stringify them.
I'd like to loosen the restrictions, and still warn on references
and objects that don't stringify, but not on objects that stringify.
Any wisdom on this topic would be greatly appreciated!
use Data::Dumper;
# it seems that ', ,' in the third record is not producing a index in
+the array.
$arr= [
[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ], #works as expected
[1,2,3,'',5,6,7,'',9 ], #works as expected
[1,2,3, ,5,6,7, ,9 ], #does not work as expected "empty fields "
+ are ignored
my $dd=Data::Dumper->new([$arr],[ qw(arr) ] )->Indent(1)->Quotekeys(0)
print $dd;
$str_arr=q`$arr= [
[1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9 ],
[1,2,3,'',5,6,7,'',9 ],
[1,2,3, ,5,6,7, ,9 ],
];` ;
print "\n\n";
print $str_arr ;
$str_arr=~ s/,\s*,/,'',/g; # filling in the empty fields
print $str_arr ;
$arr = undef;
$arr = eval $str_arr;
my $dd=Data::Dumper->new([$arr],[ qw(arr) ] )->Indent(1)->Quotekeys(0)
print $dd;
# this seems to work, next question is : The original $arr is send to
+a subroutine.
# How to stringify that in the subroutine without hardcoding this. ( a
+s I have done in the above ) !
What does this do?
There's a lot of that in the program I'm looking at. As far as I can tell, it's the same as
Hello, I am using XML::CSV to parse a very large (500MB) CSV file and convert it to XML. I keep getting an "out of memory" error during the parse.
Is there a way to "purge" data to free up memory during this process, like you can with XML::Twig? (Though I don't see anything about handlers in the doc....)
my $csv_obj = XML::CSV->new(
error_out => 1
$csv_obj->{column_headings} = \@heads;
my $status = $csv_obj->parse_doc($file);
Hey Monks,
Just starting off in perl (and programming in general) and need to do an exercise but a bit confused on the process.
Trying to create a script that will ask the user to enter a number between 1 and 5 and for it to print a colour represented e.g. if they enter 1, Blue comes up or 3, red gets printed. I've done a bit of research and I know I need to create an array (@) but not too clear on how to do so.
After that I need to assign an emotion to the colour e.g. blue = calm, red = angry. I'd also like to know how to incorporate modulus into this so on even/odd number inputs I can print it out (think ill need an if/else statement for this?)
At the end I'd like it to look like this:
Please enter a number between 1 and 5:
Blue. Even. Calm
So far I've got the code below and have no idea how to finish or even progress, any ideas?
print "Please enter a number between 1 and 5 (inclusive) below:";
my $number = <STDIN>;
my @colours = ("red", "green", "blue", "purple", "black");
my %table = (
1 => "angry"
2 => "sick"
3 => "calm"
4 => "worried"
5 => "sad"
Hi there,
as Module::Build will vanish out of the perl core in some versions, I'd like to know how I can do Module::Build�s adding of new file types.
Say I have .dat files that are located in /dat in my modules path.
With Module::Build I can add a file type by adding my files within the definition ( dat_files => {'some/dir/Bar.dat' => 'lib/Foo/Bar.dat'},), then make that known to the builder:
Is there anything similar in ExtUtils::MakeMaker?
I searched for that feature but is was not really obvious to me ...
Perl's vec and bitwise string operators are very useful and powerful for manipulating (large) bitstrings; but they are limited in several ways.
Namely, there are no left & right shift operators for them; and the bitwise string operators operate with 8-bit boundaries.
One common operation needed for programming with bitstrings is the ability to search one bitstring for another bitstring, looking for matches that occur even at
non-byte or integer-sized alignments.
So graphically, using 8-bit units instead of 64 for brevity, the problem is this:
Find (the first occurance of):
needle = x1001010 10101001 10100xxx (x represents bits we are not
+ interested in)
haystk = xxxxx001 10001101 01110010 10101010 01101001 01100011 100
+11001 00010001 .....
The specification of needle requires three values:
Similarly, the haystack requires 3 values:
U64 bsSearch( U64 *hay, U8 oHay, U64 lHay, U64 *ndl, U8 oNdl, U64
+lNdl ) {
In an ideal world (Perl) the function would return the unit number(or address), and the offset into that unit, where the match is found (or 0).
As C doesn't permit multiple return values, I've opted for a single 64-bit value indicating the offset from the start of the first unit of the haystack (or -1?).
haystk = xxxxx001 10001101 01110010 10101010 01101001 01100011 100
+11001 00010001 .....
needle = x10010 10101010 0110100x xx (note the
+ alignment change!)
return = 01234567 89012345 6789 = 19th bit
= unit 2/ bit 3
There are 128-bit shift instructions available on Intel/AMD 64-bit processors (and probably most others):
REX.W + 0F A5 SHLD r/m64, r64, CL B Valid N.E. Shift
+ r/m64 to left CL places while shifting bits from r64 in from the rig
REX.W + 0F AD SHRD r/m64, r64, CL B Valid N.E. Shift
+ r/m64 to right CL places while shifting bits from r64 in from the le
which are available on the MS compiler as intrinsics:
unsigned __int64 __shiftleft128( unsigned __int64 LowPart, unsigne
+d __int64 HighPart, unsigned char Shift );
unsigned __int64 __shiftright128( unsigned __int64 LowPart, unsign
+ed __int64 HighPart, unsigned char Shift );
and probably in gcc (though I couldn't locate the names).
Using these, you can load two registers with two units of one of the bitstrings and when shifting the first register, bits from the second are shifted in.
Thus to process through the bitstrings 1 bit at a time, you use loops something like:
for( i = 0; i < ( lHay % 64 )+1; ++i ) {
r1 = *( hay + i ); r2 = *( hay + i + 1 );
for( b1 = 0; b1 < 64; ++b1 ){
__shiftleft128( r2, r1, 1 );
for( j = 0; j < ( lNdl % 64 )+1; ++j ) {
r3 = *( ndl + j ); r4 = *( ndl +j + 1 );
for( b2 = 0; b2 < 64; ++b2 ) {
__shiftleft128( r4, r3, 1 );
Except that:
At which point we not only need to reset the needle (inner pair?) loop;
we also need to reset the hay loop by the distance we successfully advanced before the failure, then advance one bit.
In answer to the traditional question: You've just pretty much read it!
The function definition and a few local variables:
U64 bsSearch( U64 *hay, U8 oHay, U64 lHay, U64 *ndl, U8 oNdl, U64
+lNdl ) {
register U64 r1, r2, r3, r4;
U64 i, j, rv;
U8 b1, b2;
return rv;
And the two separate loops above, and little else, despite many hours of though and scribbling on post-its.
I suspect that the right approach might include another subroutine that compares the needle to the haystack at a given, fixed offset;
but I'm stuck for how to code that such that it doesn't repeatedly shift one or both by an increasing number of bits each time it is called?
I also thought that it might make sense to copy the needle to an aligned chunk of memory, to eliminate its offset from the problem;
but it could be a very large piece of memory, which would be expensive.
Update:I suspect one or even two gotos may be needed; though I'd avoid them if I can.
Cluebats; pseudo-code; real-code of any flavour.
Basically anything that will make the penny drop as to how to code this beast?
I maintain a CPAN module Cisco::Management which I wrote / released when I was just learning how to write modules. Needless to say, there is much room for improvement and I've decided to break the monolithic code into sub-modules under the main Cisco::Management grouping.
This requires that I change the current API slightly:
So I thought I'd take the opportunity to standardize and change existing accessor calls as well as add all the missing ones.
I made note of this in the latest release (0.08) saying it was the last in this line / format. Not sure who actually reads the README / POD.
I don't want to clutter the namespace, abandon a module and start a new one if there is no need. I don't know how many people use this (I'm guessing very few) so impact may be minimal as long as backward compatibility is maintained for the first new API version release.
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The file has one record per 58 lines. I can handle the fine parsing that will need to happen on the lines to pull out the variables but what I am having trouble wrapping my head around is a method for grabbing 58 lines at a time and then performing the necessary processes on each iteration. For example once I have the 58 lines read in I know that line 8-11 from position 1-39 contain the return address that I will be putting as "return1","return2","return3","return4" in the CSV file. This is going to happen on every record as well as each of the other pieces I need to parse.
I thought about just using a counter and resetting it after every 58 lines while looping through the entire file but that didn't seem like it would be the best solution. As I'm by no means an expert at perl I wanted to check here with you guys to see if anyone has a better place to start or some ideas on how to make this a bit more clean and efficient.
If you need any other information please let me know.
UPDATE: I found a control character other than newline in the data at the beginning of each record. I was able to use local $/ = "\014"; (was looking for newlines or double newlines and not this character) to pull the data into a variable one record at a time. I then split the data using my @lines = split /\n/, $record; into an array with one line per.
So now I believe I can pass the array to a subroutine, perform the checks and changes I need to on each of the lines, write the line out to a csv file and then move to the next record.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#output as 031810002015 (march 18 10:00 del 2015)
($sec,$min,$hour,$mday,$mon,$year,$wday,$yday,$isdst) = localtime(time
my $now = sprintf("%02d%02d%02d%02d%04d", $mon+1, $mday,$hour, $min,$y
print "$now\n";
use Auto::Log;
my $log = new Auto::Log, "some.log";
...Write some code here...
print "INFO: This gets printed to the log file"
One could also use the log file in tee mode using a simple option.
I wanted to hear from users as to how they feel about this. What do you think? Do you think you'd like to use such a Perl module?
The principal use of this module is that all that a user ever needs to do is to use the print, or warn statements. One doesn't have to open a new file using open() or anything. In my opinion this saves effort for a regular programmer who wants to get code written fast.
Let me know what you think though.
Also, please do give some suggestions for the module name. Do you like the name 'Auto::Log'?
For testing purposes, I implemented Rivist's new crypto algorithm in Perl. It is a proposed replacement for his (once very popular) RC4 algorithm. Thought there might be some curiosity value to it.
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Best way to travel from Bangalore to Karwar
1 of
Karwar is located at a distance of about 523 km from Bangalore. A seaside town, Karwar is well-connected to Bangalore by roadways, railways and airways. However, the best way to reach Karwar from Bangalore is by bus, a journey of about 10 hours. The places covered between Bangalore and Karwar are Bangalore â 32 km -> Nelamangala â 22 km -> Dobbasapete â 42 km -> Nelahalu â 41 km -> Thavarakere â 35 km -> Metikurke â 64 km -> Bharmasagara â 290 km -> Karwar. There are various petrol pumps, ATMs and restaurants on the way to Karwar.
Transport options from Bangalore to Karwar
Bangalore to Karwar By Bus: Take a state transport bus from Bangalore to Karwar that takes around 10 hours. The bus stand at Karwar is about a kilometre away from the city centre. Ideal for individual travellers and backpackers.
Bangalore to Karwar By Car: Take a cab from Bangalore to Karwar, which takes around 10 hours. Cost of cabs ranges from INR8 to INR25 per kilometre in addition to the toll tax. Ideal for families, seniors and kids.
Bangalore to Karwar By Flight: There is no direct flight from Bangalore to Karwar but you can take a direct flight to Goa (the nearest airport) from Bangalore that takes around an hour. Goa Airport is about 97 km away from Karwar city centre. The distance between Goa Airport and Karwar city centre can be covered by a cab or a bus in 2 hours. However, flights are not recommended as they are expensive.
Bangalore to Karwar By Train: There is no direct train from Bangalore to Karwar. However you can take a train to Madgaon railway station in Goa (the nearest station) that takes around 13 hours. Karwar city centre is 74 km from Madgaon railway station. You can hire a cab to reach the city centre. However, travelling by train is not recommended as it is time consuming.
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1. Non-stop journey takes eight hours, lunch and tea breaks make it nine-ten hours, so take an overnight break.
2. Don't simply rely on Google maps, it calculates the shortest route but road conditions are unknown to it.
Index - (so that you know what is coming)
1. Distance(s) between stations
2. Roads to take (and avoid)
3. Hotels in Karwar (and Chitradurga/Davangere)
4. Food on the highway
5. Places to see (and avoid) in Karwar
6. Food in Karwar
7. Special mention - Polem Beach in Goa (20 km from Karwar)
1. Distance(s) between stations
For this we can rely on Google. Do it before leaving and see which route will take approximately what time.
Bangalore- Chitradurga: 200 km (if you leave Bangalore in the evening, you can take a break in Chitradurga, just take a hotel and sleep and start next morning).
Should take Yeshwanthpur > Tumkur Road (if you are in north, or central Bangalore)
Should take Nice Road > Tumkur Road (if coming from South Bangalore, JP Nagar, Bannerghatta Road, Electronic city, Whitefield, Sarjapura etc.
Chitradurga- Hubli: 200 km
Hubli - Yellapur: 65 km (*see below)
Yellapur - Karwar: 100 km
2. Roads to take (and avoid)
Now from Chitradurga to Yellapur is not a national highway. Somewhere on the NH-4 you have to leave NH and go to Yellapur on State Highway (SH).
Option1: (Bad option)
Chitradurga > Davangere > Bankapur (leave NH after Bankapur toll gate) this goes to Yellapur via Mundgod (ask locals, they will tell)
Option2: (Best option)
Chitradurga > Davangere > Bankapur > Muthahalli > Tadas > Kalgatgi > Yellapur. *I have seen this road myself. It�s a very good road and this option is just 30 km extra.
After Bankapur, stay on NH. You will find a left exit, after Muthahalli- take that left, that road straight goes to Sirsi (you don�t have to go to Sirsi) and after four km on this road, you will find a small junction (bifurcation), place is called Tadas. Take right from there. Ask anyone if you are in doubt. Ask for Yellapur highway. This road is in very good condition and straight goes and meet NH-63. Take left when you hit NH-63 and drive straight to Yellapur and continue to Karwar.
3. Hotels in Karwar (and Chitradurga/Davangere)
If you left Bangalore in the evening and don�t want night drive, you can take a break in Chitradurga or Davangere. Hotels in Chitradurga are cheap and easy to get. Simply walk in and you will get. Prefer hotels which are on service lanes of NH.
I have experience with Ravi Mayur and GBT Comfort and GBT wins hands down. AC room in 1100/- very clean, nice bathroom. Ravi Maur is ok-ok. If you want to cover another 50 km, you can stay in Davangere. Apoorva Resort and Genesis look good from outside (no personal experience). In Karwar, there are plenty of hotels but on long weekend, you may find difficult to get. I have personal experience with Majali Beach Village which was simply very good. If you are bachelors/friends/not with family and not very particular, then it is ok to stay in many of the lodges, small hotels which are plenty.
Apart from Majali, there is a Tarang Resort, Emerald Bay, Devbagh Resort etc.
4. Food on Highway.
Eat dinner in Ravi Mayur as it is a neat and clean hotel which serves ok food. Do not expect much. Just have standard stuff, like puri, dosa, rice etc. Keep in mind this is not a luxury place. If you leave early from Chitradurga, after 100 km, there is Kamat Upchar on left. You can have their also. After this all the way up to Karwar you will not find any good place. Be ready to either have lunch at some simple place. Or carry snack items with you. (No matter which above mentioned option you take).
5. Places to see (and avoid) in Karwar
Karwar is a sleepy town thus, nothing much to see. Kids will like Aquarium. Do not waste time on Naval warship Museum. You can spend a lazy evening on Karwar Beach.
Majali Beach:
But if you want to get into the water and spend half/full day on beach, go to Majali Beach. From Karwar Beach, keep on the highway (this NH goes into Goa), go north side of the town, drive through the bridge on Kali River, pass the narrow road cut through a hill, keep going for 2 km after bridge, see on left, there is a board for Tarang Resort, take that left and keep going straight. You will find a T point, take right, and you will reach Majali Beach Village (it is the name of the resort.) Resort comes on right and on your left, you have the beach. Take your snack/cold drinks if you are not staying in Majali Resort (they may not serve outside customers). Drinks are not allowed on beaches as they are public places but there was no police, only fishermen. That is a beautiful beach. No big waves, shallow till at least 300 metres (I tried that much) safe for kids and non swimmers. Very clean and no unwanted public, dogs, cattle, garbage etc.
Devbagh Beach: (I could not see this but this is allegedly the mother of all)
Head to Majali (see above), take left from T point and go till car can go. Leave the car (some fishermen houses are there but it is safe.) ask locals, and walk for 2 km to reach Devbagh beach. Car cannot go there. There is no other way to go. Jungle Resorts have their resort there and they control the only other commute option which is boat. Devbag Beach Resort is costly and since beaches are public property, you can enjoy Devbagh Beach for free, using this option. If some security guard from resort objects just ignore him or reply that you are aware that beaches are public property. Stay away from boundaries of resort's property and you are good. No one can object your presence.
Devbagh Beach Resort:
If you want to go to this resort, contact Devbagh office on phone or website. If you want to talk to somebody personally, their office is on the right, just before the Kali River Bridge.
6. Food in Karwar
I had a very bad experience. If anyone goes to Karwar and finds good veg food, please post and help others. I had meals five times in Karwar out of which two times in city and three times in Majali Resort. My both experience in city were bad. Kids could not eat anything. I am not saying food was bad. But food available is Karwar style which may not suite non-coastal people. Fish was very good in taste (told to me) but veg options were very ok. So always keep some healthy snacks with you especially with children.
7. Special Mention- Polem Beach in Goa (20 km from Karwar)
And the surprise attraction for us was Polem Beach. This beach is not much advertised on internet, probably because it is the southernmost beach of Goa and there are no hotels or resort. Just 1 restaurant is there. But it does not mean it is a lonely beach. It has life guard appointed too. It is a crescent moon shaped beach with big waves. Very very clean and heavy sand (heavy sand = it stay down in water and doesn't make water muddy) so water is clear there.
* Do not confuse Polem with Palolem, Polem is 10 km from Kali River Bridge in Karwar.
So to reach Polem, continue driving north on highway (from Kali River Bridge). You will reach Karnataka border check post, cross it and immediately there is Goa border check post. Cross that, after 2 km there is a petrol pump on right, just after that there is a left small cut. Simply see there is a toll on this highway after petrol pump, don�t cross the toll. You see the toll, you stop and look left you should see the cut. Or ask the toll guys, they tell you the correct way. Take that cut and follow the road. (Bad road but keep going) by asking locals. You will reach Polem.
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It was an excellent arrangement made by travel agent and was very good; I recommend this to everyone, whoever visits Karwar. VRL was great and my family and I enjoyed the trip very much.More »
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One of the best routes to take to Goa from Bangalore. You travel along the ghats up to Honnavar which is a very nice drive. Caution is you should have a car in good condition. Roads are fairly good compared to ghats of Mangalore side. I find this route is much better than Bangalore Dharwad Anmol Goa or Bangalore Belgaum Goa.More »
Twice I travelled in this route without much stops I could reach Goa border in 11 hours time from Bangalore. There are of course lots of places of sightseeing in this route like Sirsi, Uchanahalli Falls, Jog Falls etc
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The bus which we picked was comfortable without any problem. We didn�t even realize when we reached our destination.
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Bangalore to Karwar By Train (428 Km)
By Train 428 Km
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- Total distance:428 km
- Duration: 7 Hrs by Bus
- Total distance:428 km
- Duration: 7 Hrs by car
- Price:from Rs. 6 per km
- Total distance:428 km
- Nearest Airport:Bangalore
- Last station:Karwar
- Total distance:428 km
- Hotels: 12 Hotel |
- Hotel reviews: 235
- Awards: 11 of 27 hotels won Best of 2012 award
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"Nice hotel, good location"
The hotel is clean and nice, and it´s very well locatedGenuine Expedia guest review
"Perfect for my itinerary"
We used Florence as our home base,S.M.V. train station is 3 blocks away,You can travel all over Italy from there.Florence is a walking city to get around,very easy,food and drink always available.Hotel was clean and welcoming.Roberta the daytime front desk woman was great,the nightime front desk employee Luigi was great to ask about local eats and local […] places.. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Recent Stay"
Very close to the train station and domo. Loved it !Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel near popular attractions"
We loved our room at Boscolo Astoria. However, despite the gorgeous weather, the hotel had closed the rooftop bar, which was one of the reasons we booked here. The staff told us they closed for the weather, although all the nearby hotels that we could see from our floor were making use of their rooftop areas. Despite this, the room was nice with a large […] bed and charming details. The bathroom was a bit difficult to navigate because the door's path was partially blocked by the bidet. Overall, we were happy with the hotel and the area, but we were disappointed that we didn't get the great view that is advertised. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Great Hotel Location Made the Walking a Breeze"
The Boscolo Hotel Astoria is located just walking distance to the Duomo and many major attractions in Florence. We were on foot, so we were not only happy with the location, but looked forward to coming back to our hotel after seeing the sites all day. The staff was courteous, especially late at night when we are working on the computer in the lobby-- […] the night manager brought us wonderful Italian coffee with steamed milk and delicious chocolate covered hazelnuts. In fact, we learned from this knowledgeable and witty source about some of the things we are most interested in like Italian customs and other places to travel during our three week stay, where to go to buy chestnut flour, Florentine paper items and the best Italian pastry. The full breakfast service somehow seemed to last us until evening dinner. with the exception of that almost-every-afternoon gelato, of course. The hotel recommendations on nearby restaurants was also excellent and we were treated like family with our repeat patronage. Liked those extra umbrellas near the main door, too, for those unexcepted, short rain showers. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very old smelly place in great location."
This hotel is very old and smelly. Staff is very friendly and helpfull.Genuine Expedia guest review
"This was my second stay at this beautiful hotel"
The hotel was. beautiful and impeccably clean, the staff was extremely pleasant and helpful. There were many lounge areas throughout and there were multiple rooms in the lobby area with wifi. The food was excellent. Location was perfect as most important places of interest were within walking distanceGenuine Expedia guest review
"Beautiful hotel!"
I wasn't expecting such a gorgeous hotel. The breakfast room is stunning.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Close to center"
Nice hotel close to center! Terrible to drive to, in pedestrian area of Florence, but any tickets you receive getting there they will take care of!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"ancient hotel in need of renovation"
the hotel is old and rundown. the rooms had peeling paint, the carpet looked like it hasn't been washed in at least 10 years, the bathrooms had cracked tiles, the floor is uneven, the furniture look like they are from the 1960s and I can go on and on. WiFi is only offered in the lobby area and it's not available in any of the rooms, not even if you […] pay for the service! the breakfast is not up to par as to other 4 star hotels in Italy... they don't even offer espresso or cappuccinos.. yuck! the only plus is the location of the hotel. it is literally a 5 minute walk to the Firenze train station, and about a 10 minute walk from the duomo piazza. there's plenty of shopping and eateries nearby as well. but if you are looking for something semi-modern... steer clear of this place!!! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
The staff was not pleasant or professional. They failed to inform me about the hotel rules and regulations like checkout, snack bar charges etc.... Every time I approached the front desk with a inquiry, they were rude and not helpful. If one is seeking a professional staff who are eager to assist their guests, do not use this hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Very nice. Would stay again. Very close to train station and all sights.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
Hotel was very centrally located. Room was simple but the rest of the hotel was very pretty. The lack of suitable wifi was troubling.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location, yet quiet"
This hotel is very convenient to the sights of Florence. We were actually surprised at how quiet it was in spite of that location. The terrace on the 6th floor offers a great view of the city. We had a couple issues with getting around town, and the concierge service (Luigi in particular) was very good about doing everything possible to see that we […] were satisfied. The only things that were problematic were that the mattresses were very firm and the lifts seemed a little loud and rickety. I would recommend this hotel to anyone who asked me. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Extremely convenient and outstanding service !"
I really enjoyed my stay, as the location is very convenient to the major attractions in Florence. What really sets this hotel apart is the outstanding service from the staff. I highly recommendGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel in Florence"
Great hotel within walking distances to major sitesGenuine Expedia guest review
"Close to all must see sights"
My husband and I had a lot of luggage to carry when we got off the train at Santa Maria Novella station. The hotel is close enough to the train station for us to walk there which was very convenient. The hotel is beautifully furnished and was exactly how I envisioned it. Also, the hotel is situated about four blocks from the Duomo Cathedral which made […] is so easy for sightseeing. There are wonderful restaurants within walking distance. I would highly recommend staying at this hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel"
We had a great experience with this hotel. It is in a great location in Florence where you can easily walk to all of the touristy sites or find yourself in an alley with cheaper food and more off the beaten path. The staff was great, our room had a gorgeous view of the city and everyone was eager to please us.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent Location"
This lovely old hotel is a 5 minute walk from the main train station (use the underground tunnel to get past the busy intersection), and 5-10 minute walks to the big 3--the Duomo, the Uffizi and the Academia galleries. Hotel was clean; staff friendly and helpful, rooms were comfortable and well-appointed; the AC worked wonderfully and there's a rooftop […] terrace for a glass of wine in the evening. Decent breakfast was included in our price. The only minor down side is that the wireless is only available in the main lobby. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Very Nice Hotel. Perfect Location"
Hotel is easy to walk to from the train station, check in was quick and easy. Location is perfect. Near the Duomo.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Convenient, within walking distance to everything."
Very smooth process overall. Staff was very friendly and helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Enjoy Florence"
Arriving in Florence tired, I found the Boscolo Hotel a breath of fresh air with quality in the room, the service and location. The people at the front desk were cheerful, helpful and very informative. The lobby and room had a very strong free wifi available. The breakfast had a nice choice to begin your day of exploring. I have been to Florence 6 times […] and I would stay at the Boscolo again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
It was a good hotel...good location between the train station and the duomo...easy to walk everywhere. The negatives are the hotel smelled old and wifi was only in the lobby.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel with great location"
The online photos of the hotel were accurate. The room and bathroom were large compared to European standards. The breakfasts were plentiful and served in a beautiful rooom. The hotel staff was very accommodating in helping arrange museum passes.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Within walking distance of all the major sights"
Hotel was comfortable, clean and well appointed. Staff was friendly and helpful with several very nice restaurants nearby.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hôtel boscolo revues"
Not recommended at all to couples or families. Highlights: centrally located and walking distance to all there is to see in Florence. Lowlights: Hard to find driving as the hotel name goes by Astoria and not boscolo. Parking is expensive at 26 euros a day and your car is moved at a different location which requires a 30 minutes wait each time Reception […] seemed exhausted and not very patient with tourists Nobody to take your bags to your room Rooms and hotel feels dirty While they can make you feel good by listing a 700 euros a night for a 4 stars hotel, this hotel is a little step up from a quality inn Room made no sense and was dusty TV dated from the early 90s and only had 5 channels in Italian (so when it rained a day not really a place to fnjou your room). Breakfast was ok but they made sure to kick you out before the 11 am deadline (I.e. 10.40 they come to your table to gently remind you). So I prepaid 3 nights and after the first night could not wait to get out of this hotel. Pictures were deceiving and personally would recommend to reserve an hotel outside of Florence. Last but not least and being from a neighborhood region (Emilia romagna), I could not say that the hospitality in Florence was that great. So this hotel is not one that I would recommend for the above reasons. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Comfortable Convenience in Central Florence"
The Astoria is a charming, clean, convenient hotel in central Florence. Housed in an historic, renovated palazzo, it has lots of charm including a roof top patio bar with superb view of the city and a large baroque dining room where a generous buffet breakfast is served every morning. Our room was small but cleaned with a large modern bathroom. Hotel […] staff was friendly, welcoming, and always helpful. Our only suggestion is that such a good hotel could use a better tourist information center to find out about local events etc. The hotel's location is outstanding –easy walk to the Duomo, the Medici chapel and the train station. There are many, really good local restaurants, including one in the hotel itself. We are pleased to recommend this hotel and would certainly stay there agan. Incidentally you can get a taxi to and from airport for a flat 20Es. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Good location."
No wi-fi. Broken air-conditioner. Lousy breakfast. Old, old, old...Genuine Expedia guest review
The only negative was no WIFI in the rooms and the lobby WIFI was very slow.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
The staff at check in were excellent! Our upgraded room wasn't available, we were given a smaller room with a fantastic view, then our reserved room the next day.Genuine Expedia guest review
"It was a rip off"
This hotel is sod a a 4 star, and it is a 2 star maximun. It does not have internet in the rooms. Only in the lobby. The hotel is shabby, every thing is old, not antique, but plain old . . The elevators are horrible. The cheapest kind.. . , old and tiny. Our room was awful, and small. The corridors are deppressing.. Actually that would be the best dexcription […] for this hotel: depressing.. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel and well located"
It s beautiful, very well located near SMN train station and many others sites.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Odd location. Beds are bad. Bathroom nice"
Odd location. Beds are bad. Bathroom nice. Staff great. Outside seems kinda seedy. Very close to train! Not too quiet at night.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Decent, plain Euro-style hotel"
Convenient location, decent breakfast, quiet room. Room and bathroom were plain and uninspired except for an interesting fresco on the wall above the headboard Only one outlet in the entire room, which kind of limits the use of electronics and the charging of batteries. Free wifi in the lobby only - no access from the room.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Staying in Italy"
The front desk staff were excellent and very responsive to requests. However, no one seemed to be in charge. Whille ice is usually an issue in Europe the staff had no realisitic response to a request for it.After considerable prodding, the Bar keeper finally acceded to the request, but this was usually dependenet on who was on duty. Tips of 2-4 Euros […] made little difference in responsiveness. THe hotel design, etc. was beautiful However, the breakfast buffet was focused on cereals and pastries loaded with sugar. The eggs were poorly cooked and runny, without much flavor or taste. The bacon was markedly undercooked. Have come to expect far better experiences in Europe, but since this was first stay of duration in Itally cannot determine if this is the best they have to offer or not., Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Close to train station"
Had a junior suite, but it wasn't worth the extra. We had two bathrooms and they were very clean, but the shower/bath was sloped so badly we could have easily slipped and had an injury. Bathroom was definitely in need of a redo with modern items. Bed was very comfortable. Wifi available only in Lobby. Breakfast was in a dimly lit large room, and items […] including the "hot"items were cold. Not what we expected for the price. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Close to Train station and all sites. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Florence trip"
Hotel staff was very helpful in assistance. It's room has good views. The style is like an Italian villa with open courtyard. Breakfast can be improved. It is in a great location, easy and close access to everywhere.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great experience."
Location was great. Our room was ready upon arrival so even though we were early they let us check in. The ambience of the rooms and building was in line with the beauty and age of the city which I enjoyed. The beds and shower were great. It was so close to everything that we could easily walk to all the sites. I'd definitely stay there again.Genuine Expedia guest review
Hotel located close to train station.Staff OK but not so friendly. For night or two rooms are good ,but noisy during night. Not so clean and need renovations.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel close to everything"
This hotel was very nice, clean and located close to the Duomo and other tourist spots. I would ask for a room off the street as the noise level was high in the middle of the night. the roof top bar was not open when we were here but the roof top was open so you could buy your own bottle and enjoy the sunset!Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great location"
Breakfast can be improved. egg was watery. Not much selection.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Beautiful hotel, close to all."
It is a very old and charming hotel. Clean and inexpensive. We had a duplex room. Downstairs had a twin bed and upstairs a double bed. upstairs had no space for suitcases. So we had to go up and down for every single item. Breakfast was very good in a gorgeous room.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very good hotel near centre"
We like our staying in the Fiorenze - it's marvelous city, a lot of things to see and to do.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Adequate for our needs."
We arrived from Rome and the hotel was very easy to find within walking distance from the train station. The staff informed me the hotel is in an old building which has its charm. The staff was efficient in checking us in and storing our luggage as we arrived before check-in time. The room is dated and the furnishing looked old. Definitely some improvement […] can be made in that regard. One of the days there was engineering work shutting off the water supply. For us, this hotel was adequate for our needs. We were only in our room sleeping and the rest of the day was out and about. Breakfast was nice and the breakfast room was nicely decorated, that comes from the charm of an older building. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Centrally located"
Great staff great location, room was smallGenuine Expedia guest review
"Very convenient to major museums/attractions"
Hotel was beautiful, service was friendlyGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Loved it"
Had a nice room with a street view. Loved the lobby, and dinning area. Very charming old hotel, with perfect location. Wifi was only available in the lobby, but that was fine with me.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice hotel. Close to the center. Difficult to find"
Great breakfast selection, rooftop great views. Staff very friendly. Great architecture and design inside. Needs to have wifi in rooms. Lobby gets a bit crowded with people using wifi. Location very near to center and attractions.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent location! Will stay again on our return!"
We spent 3 nights here. Wonderful atmosphere! Room was spacious and clean. It never really felt cool, but it was unseasonably hot when we were there. Staff was helpful with our tour bookings. Strong wi-fi in large lobby areas. Lots of room to relax. Excellent selection of breakfast items, hot and cold. 2 lifts!! Beautiful views from the rooftop terrace. […] Would definitely stay here again! Worth every penny (or euro) we paid! Walking distance to many restaurants and shopping. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Amazing hotel in a great location"
As soon as we approached the front door we knew this was going to be a beautiful hotel stay. The gorgeous lobby with helpful staff were a pleasant introduction to Florence. When we opened our room we couldn't believe that the double room we had requested was in fact two-stories, with a sitting room on the first floor, a large bedroom upstairs and a […] enormous and beautiful bathroom. The location made it very easy to explore the city on foot but the beautiful room made us not want to leave. This hotel was an incredible value-- highly recommend! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
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Good tips, I've never injected my pork butts so now I have to try it. Sawdust, what are your thoughts on brining pork ribs instead of injecting?
Excellent! Thank you! Got my smoker built last weekend, so I'll be smoking a butt this coming weekend. I ordered KosmosQ competition pack of injections, so I plan to use that in your recipe in place of the amesphos (need to look at actual ingedients of the Kosmos injection and probably make some adjustments). Basspro is supposed to have plowboys rub, so I'm gonna run by there today to hopefully pick some up.
I forgot about trying to find the Stubbs marinade, so I'll have to see what I do about that.
I figured I'd make up a couple sauces in squeeze bottles and let people decide what sauce and if they want it. I generally like Sweet Baby Ray's as a base, so i'll probably try that thinned w/ applejuice. And then try AB's sauce of pickle juice mixed with mustard and hot sauce.
I'll post pics of the smoker and meat in a separate thread this weekend.
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Actually we don't inject ribs, only pork butt, chicken and brisket get injected and we do brine our chicken also. We have never had a problem with moisture with ribs so we never have brined them. I don't see why you can't brine ribs though. I guess the reasons people brine is so the meat retains more moisture and to add a little flavor. Because we cook our ribs at about 250* for only 6 hours we have found that the salt in the dry rub is enough to help retain moisture and we really like the flavor that the Slabs Perk Up Your Pork rub imparts on the ribs.
So Sawdustguy, what type of store would you find Amesphos at, or is this an online retail type thing? Making 8 butts this weekend, would like to try this out on one or two.
I have only found it online directly from Ames. Best of luck with your pork this weekend.
"Ames"? Like the precursor to kmart type store? I thought they went out of business long ago..
Actually its Ames as in "Joe Ames". His products can be found at www.theingredientstore.com. Here's a direct link to the Amesphos.
Love Head Country sauce, been ordering by the case for years. It's a great thin sauce that can be layered on slowly.