On Thu, 11 Jul 2002, hans schneidhofer wrote: > hi list, > > one more time I get problems with rtl8139 and input-output-errors. > > the behavior now is : > have one old linux-box with connection to internet and local-net. > > downloading from internet the kernel-source of about 30 MG's is possible > without any problems, but copying it from /home/internet/kernel.... to > /mnt/internet/kernel.... stops at a size of 794624 blocks with > "input-output-error". > > Now my very interesting question : > why is the download from internet possible and a copy to the mounted > filesystem does NOT. it is one and the same ethercard rtl8139 - one time I > use it with the IP 10.0.0.10 and for local-net I am using 192.168.10.8 > and one and the same file : kernel-source-2.4.9-32mppe.rpm > > tried out now for 10 times and every time the copy-size ends in 794624 blocks. > > downloading the same kernel-source of a size of 30 MG's is running well. > > So my suggestion is, that it cannot be possible, that the ethercard rtl8139 > has a hardwarebug, because it is running on internet just fine and in using > the local-net it stops with an input-output-error.
Hi Hans, No, it is probably not your NIC. It wasn't the old NIC either. It is your NFS setup somewhere. Your TCP/IP setup works fine, that is why you are able to download off the net. Does anything appear in _any_ logs? Where do NFS errors get logged? Try : # grep -i nfs /var/log/* Arend _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
