On 09-29, Adam Luchjenbroers wrote:
> I'm starting to suspect the NIC. It has twice recently (one instance before my 
> previous emails, one since) stopped being detected with Linux giving me an 
> "unable to access 64-bit address message"
> 
> In both cases, applying pressure to the top of the card fixed the issue, 
> however it is properly screwed in. How can I verify that this part is at 
> fault as I do not have any other cards to test it with?

                Greetings: Is it possible your computer room might
have a tad more air pollution than you can see?? In the past I've had
fairly good luck carefully "burnishing" the cards fingers with a
clean eraser, getting them nice and shiny, and being sure to remove
the eraser residue.. A little alcohol rub might be in order too.. HTH

    Hal - in Terra Alta, WV - Slackware GNU/Linux 8.0   (2.4.13)
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