Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 18 May 1998 17:26:40 +0000 | From | Paul <> | Subject | Re: pppd broken in 2.1.102? |
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Try pppd v2.3.5, they fixed the problem.
~Paul
raj dutt wrote: > > Hello. > > I just installed 2.1.102 on some of our workstations (4 of them) here. > The ones on ethernet (3com and Intel EtherExpress) work perfectly. Seems > to be running great. > > One of these machines is under extremely high loads and is pretty much > constantly compiling kernels (normally 2 simultaneously) for other > machines to be shipped. It has been running flawlessly for a few hours. > Will let you know how it's doing. > > The spec's of these three systems are as follows : > > Intel Pentium PRO 180 or Pentium PRO 200 > 64MB / 96 MB EDO RAM > 3.2GB / 6.4GB IBM DAQ series HDD > SONY 4x / NEC 32x IDE (ATAPI) CdROM > Matrox Millenium / Matrox Millenium II PCI Display > 3com 3c905 / Intel EtherExpress 100 PCI 100 NIC > > These three machines were either running 2.0.33 or 2.1.95 > > Now for the problem ... > > The fourth machine is the same configuration as the other three but has > an External USR modem instead of a NIC. > It used to be running 2.1.97, so I had previously upgraded the pppd to > 2.2.3(?). > With 2.1.102 it seems that pppd is broken. The modem will loose carrier > after a few seconds as if the remote side ppp is not 'syncing' with the > local side. Switching back to the last kernel I had backed up on this > machine (2.1.95) fixes this problem totally. > > Any suggestions for this fourth case would be greatly appreciated. > Overall, I am very pleased with the latest batch of both 2.1.9x and > 2.1.10x. > Keep up the great work! :-) > > Cheers, > Raj Dutt > voxel systems > rdutt@voxel.net > > - > To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in > the body of a message to majordomo@vger.rutgers.edu
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