On Sat, 4 Jan 2003, Tim Woodall wrote:
> > > Dec 24 15:26:04 pcronald pppoa2[249]: CRC error in an AAL5 frame
> > > Dec 24 15:27:06 pcronald last message repeated 7 times
> > > Dec 24 15:27:52 pcronald last message repeated 34 times
> > > Dec 24 15:29:19 pcronald last message repeated 318 times
> > > Dec 24 15:30:19 pcronald last message repeated 331 times
> > > Dec 24 15:31:20 pcronald last message repeated 375 times
> > > Dec 24 15:32:19 pcronald last message repeated 386 times
> > > Dec 24 15:33:19 pcronald last message repeated 355 times
> > > Dec 24 15:34:19 pcronald last message repeated 360 times
> > > Dec 24 15:35:19 pcronald last message repeated 374 times
> > > Dec 24 15:36:19 pcronald last message repeated 362 times
> > > Dec 24 15:37:20 pcronald last message repeated 352 times
> > > Dec 24 15:38:19 pcronald last message repeated 386 times
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> I think there is a problem somewhere but I'm not sure where.
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> So it doesn't appear to be a kernel problem.
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The CRC errors are "caused" by the line
swbuff(fdusb,1);
in modem_run.c. Commenting this line out fixes my CRC errors.
Can others give this a try?
I don't believe this is really the problem, maybe there is a
bug in pppoa3 (I suspect aal5_frame_dec where two frames are
getting concatenated on slow computers - I'm about to have a play)
Regards,
Tim.
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