hi daniel- the kernel in use currently on the laptop[i386] is the one that came standard with the 3beta3 release; if there is another more recent one available, then i will give it a shot. only odd thing is, is that it was happening on both machines while using 3beta3 which have completely different eth-cards, but the older 2.1 rt kernel acts fine with the x86_64 pc; it never gave me a problem with ssh [?] -heres my specs again-: main pc has x86_64 version[2.1 currently] = amd64 athlon x2 3800+, asus a8-sli premium mainboard, 4gb ram, xfx/nvidia geforce 7300gs; eth1= nvidia ck804 brand new laptop has i386 version[3beta3] currently installed= fujitsu a6110; intel core2duo t2750[64bit]; 2gb ram; intel gm965 chipset+video; eth0= marvell 88e8055 pci-e gigabit
....just updated the kernel, so we'll see what happens -thanx Daniel James wrote: > Hi Noyx, > >> i have pinned the issue down [i think] to being ssh/sftp related. >> happens in both kde and gnome after large/many file transfers. not >> sure if this is kernel specific or just ssh/sftp. > > My guess would be a buggy driver for your network card, or at least one > that isn't happy with an RT kernel. I saw something like this with > 2.6.21 on a specific Via chipset board, but that kernel seemed stable > with all other hardware. > > Have you tried our latest 2.6.29 kernel, does that fix the problem? > > Cheers! > > Daniel _______________________________________________ 64studio-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-devel
