I also found that upgrading such a server to OS 8.6 and ASIP 6.2
solved such problems.
Cheers.
Derek.
>This sounds like the classic 519 scenario. (check the retro-talk
>archives, there is tons of info on this including a whole section on the
>dantz website devoted to this).
>
>I can pretty much guarantee this has nothing to do with your scsi chain.
>
>If you 've already tried replacing the ethernet patch cables and moving
>the server to a different port on the switch, you have two things left
>to do:
>
>solution 1: upgrade server to OS 8.6 (fixes built-in ethernet problem on
>G2 Power Macs)
>solution 2: install a 3d party ethernet card (ie AsanteFast 10/100)
>
>(or, better yet, do both).
>
>If you do wind up installing 8.6 on the server, you may have to upgrade
>the version of ASIP to 6.2 -- don't know if v.5x is happy under OS 8.6
>
>
>Lisa Weihl wrote:
>>
>> Ok, I've had it. I have a 7600/132 with 64 MB of RAM running OS 8.1 and
>> ASIP 5.0.3. I realize that's pretty skimpy but we intend to upgrade in the
>> new budget year. As for serving up files it does just fine but every
>> single time it gets backed up over the network it crashes and Retrospect
> > gives a 519 error.
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Thought for June 2000;
Top 10 signs to tell you've had *too* much of the 90's/2000's
8. Every commercial on television has a web-site address
at the bottom of the screen.
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