Issue 51: Constant "Unknown error" pages
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=51

Comment #5 by omattos:
croftsea:  That indicates that there is a maximum size of data that your  
computer can
send/receive across the internet in one "packet".  In general it is usually  
assumed
by convention that it is either 1500 or 1492 bytes.  1372 bytes is pretty  
low, and
could indicate you're connected via a work network remotely or similar.   
Whatever the
cause, it's unlikley that you as the end user can do anything about it.

Either way your internet connection should still work with the lower value,  
just you
may have trouble with particular websites which send data in  
bigger "packets".  You
can reduce the problem by "telling" your computer about the maximum size by  
getting
TCP Optimizer from here:  http://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php and  
setting the MTU
to 1372.



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