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On Sun, Oct 16, 2005 at 09:54:42AM +1000, Peter Grehan wrote:
> 
>  - are you hooked up to a 10mb port ? As you can see from the list of 
> supported speeds, this model doesn't handle 10mb/s.

No, it's either 100 or 10/100, I'm not sure.  (It's the built-in
switch on a Cisco 831.)

>  If you install kernel source during the install, you should be able to 
> re-build a kernel. I've attached a patch which may fix the 5400 reset 
> case - would you be able to give it a try ?

Yes, I will try this.

Thanks,

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