I'm having some minor problems with collisions on my 2-node network. Or
maybe it's major, depends on wether you think 482,653 collisions is a lot
for a 5 day period :/
My configuration -
(server)
Debian Linux 2.1
Linux 2.2.6
Realtek 8129 100B-TX
32MB ram
4GB 7200RPM UW Scsi HD
Hub
Netgear
I have this really strange problem. I had 1 main server running debian
2.0, and identd was fine. I upgraded it to debian 2.1 ..and it no longer
works. I removed it from inetd.conf and tried to run it at the command
line and i got something along the lines of
in.identd: getpeername(): Socket
You *must* do this. For full duplex you need a switch, a hub won't be
sufficient.
ahh ok..didn't know that .
What performance (in MB/s) are you getting? If that appears to be ok, don't
worry about the collisions.
performance is suffering pretty bad..I don't know what the potential
if you haven't already..try to find a flash update for your bios. or you
could use one of those disk utils that allow windows to access more then
8GB. however you would have(i believe?) to boot linux via loadlin for
that to work with linux. maybe not. i'm not sure. i hate those disk utils
for
nate
On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Nils Rennebarth wrote:
On Mon, Apr 26, 1999 at 05:33:22PM -0700, POP3 for aphro.. wrote:
I'm having some minor problems with collisions on my 2-node network.
Hub
Netgear FE104 100MB 4-port hub(with handy little orange collision light)
I set both systems
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