Hello!
Actually, no it doesn't seem to help... the lockup is over both nics,
can't ping lan or internet, even allowin 50-75 ping packets to go out,
none of them are received in either direction, pinging lan or internet
from linux server, or from pinging via win95/98. However, pinging from
win95 to win 98 box on the lan works, so it's something to do with the
linux box.
TIA
Erik
On Wed, 28 Jun 2000, root wrote:
> > as masq'ing, and 3c507 compiled as a module. The rest of the machine is
> > responsive, only any traffic in or out on either NIC is completely
> > stopped. After a few minutes, the network resumes normal operation with
> > no need for reboot. There seem to be no entires in any of the log files
> > or to the screen indicating the reason for the temporary freeze-up.
>
> If you have a couple of 10 second pings running to boxes off other nets
> does it then behave >?
> >
>
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