Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 18 Mar 1996 13:14:54 -0500 (EST) | From | Laszlo Vecsey <> | Subject | Re: 1.3.75: TCP broken for real!? Maybe not. |
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> Laszlo Vecsey (master@internexus.net) wrote: > : I have an AMD lance based card... I had to boot up with 1.2.13 redhat boot > : disks because the 1.3.75 kernel that I compiled refused to use the > : network! ifconfig looked normal, but I was unable to ping sites > : successfully. I guess I'll have to go back down to 1.3.74 until this is > : fixed. > > Same problem here. I use a WD8003 in a Pentium running 1.3.75 and an > NE1000 in an 80386 runing 1.2.13. If I pinged the Pentium from the > 386, ifconfig on the pentium showed only erroneous received packets, > not even one good packet. TCP and UDP also don't work anymore.
I have 1.3.75 working now, I haven't determind what the problem was. After messing around with libc, binutils, ldd, and all sorts of TCP config settings in the kernel (I was attempting to narrow down the problem) I finally got it running! Unfortunately I don't know what was causing the problem :> It might have been the multicast mbone support, firewall option, or possibly the experimental pgcc 2.7.2p I was running. In any case, after 30+ hours of recompiles I'm now running with libc 5.2.18, binutils .10, and 2.7.2p l8 and the AMD lance networking is fine (with network alias support)
Anyone know why libc-5.3.6 doesn't come with updated /usr/lib/crt1.o crt*.o files? I can't compile any programs with libc-5.3.6.bin.tar.gz installed.
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