zsolt foldvari wrote: > Hi! > > On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 2:12 AM, Brandeburg, Jesse > <[email protected]> wrote: >> Your full dmesg from boot would have been more useful, but I think >> you have the issue of dma with these 32 bit controllers failing when >> you have lots of ram. > > dmesg_1.txt is the full output from boot. > >> do you have 4GB or greater of ram? > > I have only 512K. > >> your hardware is failing to send *all* packets, as in it never >> succeeds in sending any. this could be an interrupt problem (so >> please check /proc/interrupts and make sure you get an interrupt for >> your eth0 interface every two seconds) or a dma issue, or maybe even >> a hardware failure. > > There are many devices attached to the same interrupt (IRQ11). Any way > I can see interrupts coming only from eth0? > > Btw., I have issues with my Intel PRO Wireless too for a long time, > but I thought it was related to some kernel upgrade. When the module > is enabled I often get message "IRQ11 Disabled" and kernel locks up. > Perhaps it means interrupt problems. The e1000 and ipw2100 problems > didn't start at the same time! > >> I guess the other option could be that it doesn't like the IPv6 >> packets for some reason. > > ipv6 kernel module is not loaded. > >> we have a patch at sourceforge in the patches section, that patches >> in an e1000_dump function. This might be useful to see the output >> from. When you get a tx hang it will dump a ton of data into dmesg >> and if you could send us that it would be great. > > Please find attached the output from dmesg after the tx hang. I've > included syslog as well since the dmesg buffer seems to be too small. > > I did upgrade the BIOS to the latest available version beforehand. > > Zsolt
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