Brian Degenhardt wrote:
> Linux only sends two packets and then dies. If I bring the interface down
> and back up, two more packets. Actually, this varies between two packets
> to two minutes of working networking, but always dies eventually. This
> occurs on dual boot machines where Windoze has no problem. This occurs on
> my laptop and I have tested this on many different masqueraded networks.
Check the driver(s) you are using for the network cards you have. You
may have the wrong driver in use, or it could be misconfigured. On
Debian systems the logs are in /var/log. Look at kern.log for the
bootup messages to see which driver is being installed, and at the
error messages that are being output when the NIC dies if it pus
out any.
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