This is a discussion on error NETDEV WATCHDOG within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; Hi, I have a local network : 2 computers with windows, and 1 with linux which is the gateway; I have ...
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Hi,
I have a local network : 2 computers with windows, and 1 with linux which is the gateway; I have a realtek network card. When I connect to the internet, after 2-3 hours, I have this error in my /var/log/messages NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth0: transmit timed out and it is only when I use emule on one of my computer with windows. I tried to put noacpi in my lilo.conf, but I still have this error. Anyone has an idea ? Thanks |
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lasterix <pm@dersy.com> wrote > Hi,
> I have a local network : 2 computers with windows, and 1 with linux > which is the gateway; I have a realtek network card. > When I connect to the internet, after 2-3 hours, I have this error in my > /var/log/messages > > NETDEV WATCHDOG: eth0: transmit timed out > > and it is only when I use emule on one of my computer with windows. > > I tried to put noacpi in my lilo.conf, but I still have this error. I am getting this whenever the network interface is disconnected and re-connected when the box is up. I suspect from http://www.ussg.iu.edu/hypermail/lin...03.3/0018.html that the issue is that if a higher layer tries to transmit a packet before the physical interface is up the network stack stops working for EVER. The message above suggests a code fix to stop the problem. I suspect that the problem can be made to occur less often if the interface spends less time coming up - that is if speed and duplex are hard configured. See also a thread on this group "Set speed/duplex on sis900 ethernet interface" If you get to the bottom of this please post to the group. Thanks. |