I have figured out a way to solve my problem. Using tcpdump I was able
to determine that the problem always occurred when the exchange was
doing SACK (Selective Acknowledgement). This is a feature turned on by
default in the 2.2.x kernels (actually since 2.1.??). It is intended
to increase
Carl Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have the same problem, but some sites are much worse than others. I
know it was happening with Debian 2.1, but I don't know about before
that. You don't mention if you are using a modem, cable, or DSL, but
I am using a modem. My suspicion is that it is
I am having trouble getting reliable downloads using Debian 2.2. After
downloading 30-150KB the download usually stops and eventually times
out. I noticed this first when I tried using apt-get to download the
base system packages. During 'apt-get update' download of the package
lists, the
What happens if you do a flood ping? (assuming this is between 2 local
machines). Normally, you should see a dot flashing on lhs of screen,
with a dot drawn for each error. Perhaps you get no errors for a while
and then the card falls over giving you lines and lines of dots?
This isn't
I still haven't been able to get 2.2 to network properly. A suggestion
was a possible hardware problem. I don't see how this would explain
the problem. If I boot off the harddrive with Debian 1.3, everything
works fine. Booting off the harddrive with Debian 2.2 and the problem
shows up. No
I am in the process of trying to upgrade my computers to 2.2. My
workstation was running 2.0 and my server was running 1.3. When I upgraded
my workstation, I started having network problems. Downloading files seems
to frequently stop after 1-5 minutes. The network is still up, pinging the
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