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Date: Thu, 6 Mar 2003 10:39:45 +0100
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Subject: Re: Entire LAN goes boo  with 2.5.64
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>    Hello,

>    Trying  out  the  2.5.64  kernel  to try to solve some IDE specific
>    problems  with 2.4.x kernels. Now I have another problem. We have a
>    Windows LAN and a Windows XP with WinRoute Pro as gateway.

>    When  booting  the linux-machine with the 2.5.64 kernel the windows
>    machine goes to 100% cpu and the switch (Dlink) goes crazy (loosing
>    link, other machines get 100k/s instead of 10-12MiB/s etc).

>    I  compiled  the  2.5.64  with  as  few  options  as  possible,  no
>    netfilter, or IPSec or similar stuff.

>    What can be the problem?

   Forgot to say I am using a Intel Pro100+ NIC and I have tested with
   both the Becker driver and the Intel driver.



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