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Subject: TCP/IP stack bug or ether dev bug ??
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Hi,

What FreeBSD version ?
what is the dmesg ?
what is your IP config (ifconfig -a , netstat -nr , ....)

	help us helping you ;-)

	TfH


> Hello folks.
> I have this problem since early version of FreeBSD.
> I suspect it is due to my ether device ep0
> 
> Suddently after a few days my system is up I ahve to reboot it
> because the network hangs and I Cannot connect outside either
> noone can connect from outseide.
> I go on the console and type ping some remote host and I get this
result
> 
> ping: send to: no buffer space avaliable
> 
> what this is due ???
> in this state the system is very unsatable and I have to fix this bug
in
> any way.
> Hope someone can help me
> 
> Rick
> 
> 
> 
> 
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