Tried latest 2.6.34, same thing. Tried 82567 22574 cards, don't have
any non intel NICs right now to test with.
It seems like a reordering issue. I tested with a different brand switch
and it does the same thing so I don't think it's Cisco related.
What driver version did you update to?
I'll move this over to the centos forums.
I am so glad someone else had the same problem, thought I was going
crazy! :)
bas wrote:
Hi,
On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 11:20 AM, Paul <p...@gtcomm.net> wrote:
Yeah I tried that.. I really think it's a problem with the linux kernel and
e1000e driver and possibly either limited to that or an
incompatibility with cisco switch but I doubt that since i get such good
speeds locally.
We've had a lot of problems with this issue.
transatlantic speeds were faster on FE than on GE.
Local speeds were great.
It is indeed a bug in the kernel driver.
After an upgrade to latest vanilla the problems are gone.
Im not sure if anyone has created a rpm for a fix.
Bas
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