Messages in this thread |  | | Subject | Re: Linux 2.1.x? | Date | Tue, 03 Sep 1996 08:32:37 -0600 | From | Brian Grossman <> |
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> Ok, this _may_ have been the bug with the kernel wait queues that was fixed > in .15 (and that then resulted in the other problems showing up). I certainly > hope that .17 is stable again (despite one report of problems with ppp - > maybe module recompile time).
Make that two reports. I hope this helps.
I'm running on a P90, Elf system, with PPP as a module. Nfs is also a module and was probably running at the time too. Ncr53c810 SCSI. NE-2000 clone. Pentium optimizing gcc (pentium gcc pl8 I think). Kerneld 2.0.0. Kernel 2.0.1 works well, except for sound of course (SB-16).
In the past, the system would crash (in X, no log message, no response to ping) at the end of an ftp. This started at 2.0.2 or 2.0.3. The last I tried before 2.0.17 was 2.0.12. I rebuild the modules for each new kernel.
When I tried 2.0.17, it stayed up much longer. FTP over the PPP link worked fine. It crashed (in X, no log message, no response to ping) when I ran inc. Inc hits a machine on the local net (running linux 1.3.27). The 1.3.27 machine gets its mail spool via nfs from the 2.0.17 machine.
Brian
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