I haven't noticed this problem on my system...
I have an 82558 that uses this driver on a Tyan S1836DLUAN motherboard.
I have Dual PIIIs and the system is multi homed. I have a 2nd interface that
uses the NE2000 PCI driver.
The system is my workstation but also acts as an internet gateway (via cable
modem) and firewall for 2 other computers. My workstation is on 24/7 and has
never hungup.
I am currently using 2.4.10 for the kernel but I've used most kenels since
the 2.4.0testX days.
In your tests, is the 80 - 130 megs a single file or is it an aggregate. In
my use I far exceed the amount of data but it's web surfing so the files are
much smaller the what you mention.
John
Robbert Kouprie wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I can confirm that the known bug in the Intel EtherExpress Pro/100
> adapter is still not worked around in recent kernels. The bug only
> manifests itself when the card is operating on 10 Mbit half duplex. On
> 100 Mbit there are no problems. The problem is that after the device
> received certain amount of traffic (between 80 and 130 Mb in my tests)
> the device will lockup on new connections. Processes start to hang after
> this and logging in is impossible. The only solution is to reset the
> interface (using a previously logged in root session) and reboot the
> system.
>
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