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From: Arnout Boer <arnout@xs4all.nl>
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Subject: Kernel --> Silo overflows
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Hi there,

My 486 router gives kernel silo overflows when
my modem gets satured.
Any suggestions how to overcome that problem.
Standard 450 and 550 UART support is compiled in the kernel.

Those silo overflows are probably a buffer getting sattured!?
But which and how to prevent it are a myserty to me!

Greetz,

Arnout Boer

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