dhcpcd shoots up systems usage

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Old 07-07-2003
ws2030
 
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Default dhcpcd shoots up systems usage

Hi ,
I am running Slackware 9.0 and have an Adaptec (AWN 8010)
PCI card.The following is how I setup my wireless net connection.
/sbin/modprobe orinoco
ifconfig eth1 up
iwconfig eth1 essid lanid
iwconfig eth1 enc 000..000
dhcpcd eth1
The problem is dhcpcd shoots up the system usage to 99% in a minute
after connecting to internet and my machine gets very slow untill I
kill dhcpcd.
Is there anyway to debug this!!
Thanks to any suggestions/advice.
--ws
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Old 07-09-2003
ws2030
 
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Default Re: dhcpcd shoots up systems usage

Hi,
It looks like I dont have "-f" option in my dhcpcd.
anyways dhcpcd -d eth1 returns the MAC address and IP address after it
connects to the wireless lan but still I am unable to figure out
anything from it.
My wireless lan is setup such that I have to sign in to start using
the web.
I wonder is the problem might be!!! :(
Thanks,
--ws
>
> Running dhcpd by hand with :-
>
> dhcpd -f -d
>
> will make it run in the forground, and print lots of information on the
> screen about what is going on. This will allow you to at least see what is
> going on when the problem occurs, and help narrow down the issue.

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