Ethernet Errors - One Direction Only

John john at jjgb.com
Fri Jan 7 20:17:14 GMT 2000


Hi Phil,

At 12:14 PM 1/7/2000 +0000, you wrote:
>Maybe I'm being very obvious here, but have you tried changing the
>network cards?. (If I were recommending network cards, I'd recommend PCI
>3com Etherlinks - the 905s work well under Linux. Do not get an Intel
>EtherExpress Pro 100 - they do not work well...)

I have purchased a LinkSys 10/100 PCI and installed it with the Tulip
driver (The original was the RTL8139 for the D-Link).  Same results.
Today, if I get time I will swap a D-Link from a WinBlows box with the
LinkSys and see if the difficulties swap ends.  I have a friend who is
going to loan me a 3-Com in a week or so.  If the problem hasn't been
resolved by then, I will be swapping cards all over the place<G>

>
>I've only just read this thread, so forgive me if I'm repeating someone
>:o)

No Problem.  I wish to leave no stones unturned before I lock down the
network to 10BaseT <G>

Have a good day!

Thanks,

>
>Cheers,
>Phil
>
>John wrote:
>> 
>> Well, the latest!
>> 
>> I went and got a Xover cable to insert between one WinBlows box and my
>> Penguin.  Unfortunitly, I have nothing successful to report.  Same symptoms
>> :-(
>> 
>> I found some C tools on http://cesdis.gsfc.nasa.gov/linux/diag that Mr.
>> Becker talks about and compiled them and ran them, but wouldn't know how to
>> interpret the output <snicker>  No errors though, so can't be all bad.
>> 
>> Also on that site is explained how to set the various options when the
>> module is inserted, and I turned debugging on to the max.  Received no
>> information to speak of in my messages or debug file, even after a file
>> transfer that had RX over runs.  Just what it set the registers for auto
>> negotiation at.  Hummm....  So I assume (bad on my part) that the driver
>> module thinks things are peachy keen.
>> 
>> Onward & Upward!
>> 
>> John Jaeger - Billings, Montana
>> 
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>
>

John Jaeger - Billings, Montana

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