At 18:34 13/01/2003 -0700, Brad Morgan wrote:
Well, I don't know about the Linksys card, but I had a bridge setup with two DEC tulip cards. That worked fine for little tests, but would fail when heavily loaded (which it was in production). At the time I tried a few ways to get around it, but ended up using Intel eepro cards instead which worked fine.I've solved my problem...I had one 3com 3C905C and one Linksys (tulip) ethernet card in the bridge machine. I replaced the Linksys card with another 3C905C and now the bridge works. Now I'm off to see how much more trouble I can get into! Does anyone know why the Linksys card didn't work? Is it a driver problem or a hardware problem?
When trying to troubleshoot the tulip card I found a few vague references on the net to tulip cards with small buffers, but nothing conclusive, so I can't say if I had one of those or not, but that may just be finger pointing.
Cheers,
Ryan.
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