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From: John Marra <jmarra@walter.acs.nmu.edu>
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Subject: ed0 failure with stable
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I rebuilt the stable kernel yesterday using the same configuration file 
as I used for the 2.1.0-RELEASE. I am using a Thomas Conrad NE2000 
(5143) for my network connection.  The kernel probe finds the card with 
the correct I/O address and interrupt.  Both the ifconfig and the route 
commands succeed also.  However, if I try to use a network function (i.e. 
Telnet, ftp, etc), I get a permision denied.  UDP and IP pings do succeed 
from remote machines.   I rechecked my configurations and recompiled the 
kernel several times but I have not had any luck in solving the problem.  
Has anyone else had similar problems?  Thanks.