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From: Inge Stubdal <inge@worshipper.com>
To: "'freebsd-questions@freebsd.org'" <freebsd-questions@freebsd.org>
Subject: server reboots
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 1997 15:48:11 +0100
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I am running FreeBSD 2.2.2.

the server has an Integrated AMD chipsed network card (10/100 mbps variant). BSD recognizes the card as lnc1.

However, I am having the following troubles:

1. I keep getting /kernel: lnc1: SQE test error - Heartbeat failure
this seems to happen every time there is access to the nic.

2. Network traffic is extremely slow. FTP transfer, and also mounting / on another machine, is crawling at a speed of 6Kb/s on the 10 Mbps lan

3. if I have network activity and at the same time do some heavy disk activity - like compiling a kernel, running locate.updatedb or the like ... the system reboots.

There is a 1542CP SCSI controller, and a scsi HD as well as scsi CD-Rom.

I know the driver to the nic could be the problem - but I have been given the hint that it could perhaps be a DMA conflict. I am going to test running win95 and see if that works ok. I believe it does.

NOTE! I don't subscribe to this group, so please send replies to <inge@worshipper.com>.

It would be quite nice if someone also included the mailserver to send subscribe to..

Thank you for your precious time!

-Inge