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On 16 Mar, Tai-hwa Liang wrote:

> 
>    Not sure about the reason of the interrupt storm you observed; however,
> the link down problem sounds like some sort of switch incompatibility to me.
> I remembered that someone said that manually tweak the media type *may*
> be a possible workaround(i.e. "ifconfig bfe0 media 10baseT/UTP" or
> "ifconfig bfe0 media 100baseTX).

I tried both media with no success.

>    Does direct connect through crossover cable to another computer work
> for you?

I have just tried using a crossover cable with no success even if i
force the media.

If that can help, with works pretty well with NDISulator.

Thanks

Phil.