I just updated to 7-RELENG using csup and compiling from source a
machine that had been happily running with a Intel PRO/1000 GigE card
on 7-PRERELEASE
Building went fine, but as soon as I booted multiuser, I had my
network connection go up and down like a Yo-Yo. Here is an excerpt:
Mar 7 16:34:40 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:34:40 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:37:52 kreacher em0: watchdog timeout -- resetting
Mar 7 16:37:52 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
Mar 7 16:37:52 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
Mar 7 16:37:56 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:37:56 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:38:08 kreacher em0: watchdog timeout -- resetting
Mar 7 16:38:08 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
Mar 7 16:38:08 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
Mar 7 16:38:12 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:38:12 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:38:22 kreacher em0: watchdog timeout -- resetting
Mar 7 16:38:22 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
Mar 7 16:38:22 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
Mar 7 16:38:26 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:38:26 kreacher em0: link state changed to UP
Mar 7 16:38:33 kreacher em0: watchdog timeout -- resetting
Mar 7 16:38:33 kreacher em0: link state changed to DOWN
There was nothing else stressing the system at the time. The load
average was around 0.25 on a dual core system. Everything works fine
if I use the on-board nfe ethernet port on the machine, but I would
like to get Gigabit ether back working on this machine.
I don't really know what sorts of information I need to be looking at
or reporting. Any advice would be welcome. The only change on the
system for many weeks has just been my move to 7-RELENG today which
appears to have triggered the problem.
Cheers,
-j
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