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Subject: Re: /kernel: em0: Link is Down
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> I'm seeing a lot of the error messages below on a
> dual Xeon 2.5 Ghz running 4.9-STABLE 
> built on Wed Nov 26 2003.  The errors started when I
> moved a fairly busy database to this 
> server.
> 
> Jan  4 17:56:50 king7 /kernel: em0: Link is up 100
> Mbps Full Duplex
> Jan  4 19:04:18 king7 /kernel: em0: Link is Down

Are you using ACPI? I had a similar issue running the
5.1 branch two months ago. Disabling ACPI cured my
problem on an ASUS motherboard.

regards
Claus


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