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Subject: Re: NFS problems with 2.2.1R
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> >When the system is hung, is there any net traffic?  I just fixed a bug in
> 
> No, there is no network traffic.  I have a LAN monitor on the network and the
> server sends a window of frames that do not get ack'd by the hung machine.
> 
> As this is occurring with the boot floppy I'm not able to do much diagnosis :(

you can try to ping the system and see if it at least responds.

	Luigi