Randy Edwards writes:
> I recently upgraded my laptop's kernel and recompiled it. However, I now
> get strange error messages which say "... kernel: neighbour table overflow".
>
> I notice this really occurs if X (GNOME and Sawmill) is running while I'm
> in a tty doing something else. I've done a couple of greps through the
> sources looking for the message, but I don't know what the heck I'm doing.
> Anyone ever heard of this/might guess what's causing it?
What does your ARP cache look like? (IIRC, "arp -a")
Could you show us your /etc/hosts file?
Could you show us your route table (IIRC, "netstat -nw")?
Could you show us the output of "ifconfig -a"?
What kernel version are you running?
--kevin
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