Re: Networking issues on New System Setup

2006-03-01 Thread Kevin Dean 
Loos Wrote:>>I had similar problems recently (same error messages)>I resolved it by changing the NIC>from a via-rhine to a 3ComI have tried 4 different NICs in this computer, in different PCI slots, and the problem still occurs. Ironically, I AM using a 3Com card.

Re: Networking issues on New System Setup

2006-03-01 Thread loos 
Em Qua, 2006-03-01 às 05:50 -0500, Kevin Dean escreveu:
> Greetings,
> 
> This is my first post the mailing lists, so please forgive me if I
> err.
> 
> I am setting up a new system, and running into several issues on
> various distros, all Debian based. This is the DEBIAN mailing list, so
> I will limit my discussion specifically to Debian "sarge", from the
> current net install image. 
> 
> The setup goes smoothly, and I can boot into my minimal Debian system.
> I can apt-get to my heart's content, browse with some of the text
> browsers and do just about anything else. However, when this specific
> system receive INCOMING traffic, it begins to drop it's connection.
> Very specifically, this system will be used to host websites and after
> successfully installing either Ravencore ( www.ravencore.com) or VHCS,
> and administering them via the web interface from a different computer
> on my network, I get these errors. 
> 
> I posted this question in #Debian on freenode, and got some response,
> however none of the responses solved the issue. 
> 
> While this machine sits at a root terminal, it prompts me with a quite
> sizable blob of text, below:
> 
> NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth0: transmit timed out
> eth0: transmit timed out, tx_status 00 e000.
> diagnostics net 0cd8 media 8880 dma 00a0 fifo  
> Flags; bus-master 1, dirty 300(12) current 316(12)
> transmit list 0f2b8a20 vs cf2b8980
> 0:@cf2b8200   length   8042   status   0042
> 1:@cf2b82a0   length   8042   status   0042
> 2:@cf2b8340   length   8042   status   0042 
> 3:@cf2b83e0   length   8042   status   0042
> 4:@cf2b8480   length   8042   status   0042
> 5:@cf2b8520   length   8042   status   0042
> 6:@cf2b85c0   length   8042   status   0042 
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]   length   8042   status   0042
> 8:@cf2b8700   length   8042   status   0042
> 9:@cf2b87a0   length   8042   status   0042
> 10:@cf2b8840   length   8042   status   0042
> 11:@cf2b88e0   length   8042   status   0042
> 12:@cf2b8980   length   8042   status   0042
> 13:@cf2b8a20   length   8042   status   0042
> 14:@cf2b8ac0   length   8042   status   0042 
> 15:@cf2b8b60 length   8042   status   0042
> eth0: command 0x3002 did not complete! Status 0xf000
> 
> dmesg also adds the following line to this output:
> 

> eth0: Resetting the Tx ring pointer
> 

I had similar problems recently (same error messages) 
I resolved it by changing the NIC
from a via-rhine to a 3Com 

Michel.

Networking issues on New System Setup

2006-03-01 Thread Kevin Dean 
Greetings,This is my first post the mailing lists, so please forgive me if I err.I am setting up a new system, and running into several issues on various distros, all Debian based. This is the DEBIAN mailing list, so I will limit my discussion specifically to Debian "sarge", from the current net install image.
The setup goes smoothly, and I can boot into my minimal Debian system. I can apt-get to my heart's content, browse with some of the text browsers and do just about anything else. However, when this specific system receive INCOMING traffic, it begins to drop it's connection. Very specifically, this system will be used to host websites and after successfully installing either Ravencore (
www.ravencore.com) or VHCS, and administering them via the web interface from a different computer on my network, I get these errors.
I posted this question in #Debian on freenode, and got some response, however none of the responses solved the issue.
While this machine sits at a root terminal, it prompts me with a quite sizable blob of text, below:NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth0: transmit timed outeth0: transmit timed out, tx_status 00 e000.diagnostics net 0cd8 media 8880 dma 00a0 fifo 
Flags; bus-master 1, dirty 300(12) current 316(12)transmit list 0f2b8a20 vs cf2b89800:@cf2b8200   length   8042   status   00421:@cf2b82a0   length   8042   status   00422:@cf2b8340   length   8042   status   0042
3:@cf2b83e0   length   8042   status   00424:@cf2b8480   length   8042   status   00425:@cf2b8520   length   8042   status   00426:@cf2b85c0   length   8042   status   0042

[EMAIL PROTECTED]   length   8042   status   00428:@cf2b8700   length   8042   status   00429:@cf2b87a0   length   8042   status   004210:@cf2b8840   length   8042   status   0042



11:@cf2b88e0   length   8042   status   004212:@cf2b8980   length   8042   status   004213:@cf2b8a20   length   8042   status   004214:@cf2b8ac0   length   8042   status   0042

15:@cf2b8b60 length   8042   status   0042eth0: command 0x3002 did not complete! Status 0xf000dmesg also adds the following line to this output:eth0: Resetting the Tx ring pointerAlso, I have redownloaded, checked, burned and reburned the install image, and get consistent results each time. I am fairly certain it is NOT bad media.
I have installed with the 2.4 kernel, the 2.6, used a kernel from another distro, passed the acpi=off flag, loaded with noapic, nolapic (in all possible combinations).Here are some system specs, to try to make life a LITTLE easier.
Processor: AMD Sempron 2800+Motherboard: ASUS K8U-X Socket 754BIOS Version: 0703Ethernet Card: 3Com Corp. 3c905b 100baseTX [Cyclone] (rev 30)
**Note, this same issue occurs with my other cards and is not specific with this one***DVD-ROM: Hitachi GD-7000 ATAPIHard Drive: Maxtor 60.1 GB (96147H6)Video Card: nVidia NV5M64 (TNT Card?)Memory: 256MB Infineon DDR
Any assistance in getting my machine online stably would be greatly appreciated.-Kevin Dean[EMAIL PROTECTED]