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From: david mankins <dm@k12-nis-2.bbn.com>
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I've just installed 3.1-RELEASE on a system that was running 2.2.8
(with KAME's IPSEC) quite happily.  The machine is a Hitachi
Visionbook Pro 7560 (a laptop).

The kernel that comes off the 3.1 CDROM works fine, except it's
missing Advanced Power Management, and I prefer to suspend my computer
before putting it into the bag instead of halting it.

So I recompiled a kernel, copying GENERIC to APM and enabling APM but
making no other changes.

*That* kernel comes up and says:

    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: display device> rev 0xc2 on pci0.2.0
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: chip3: <PCI to CardBus bridge (vendor=104c device=ac15)> rev 0x01 int a irq 10 on pci0.10.0
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: chip4: <PCI to CardBus bridge (vendor=104c device=ac15)> rev 0x01 int b irq 255 on pci0.10.1
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: lnc1: <PCNet/PCI Ethernet adapter> rev 0x16 int a irq 10 on pci0.11.0
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Memory allocated above 16Mb limit

This message about 16Mb is new, the off-the-CDROM kernel didn't print
it (and I never saw it while running 2.2.8).  Since this is a PCI
device it ought not matter?  (That's what the comment in the device
driver says, anyway.)

    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: lnc1: PCnet-PCI II address 00:00:e1:09:7b:87
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: Probing for devices on PCI bus 1:
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: Probing for devices on PCI bus 2:
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: Probing for devices on the ISA bus:
    Apr  9 20:28:59 rsm /kernel: sc0 on isa
    ....

Once the system comes up, the lnc driver is very unhappy:

    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Missed packet -- no receive buffer
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm last message repeated 11 times
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Device timeout -- Resetting
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Missed packet -- no receive buffer
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm last message repeated 2 times
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: 1: Missed packet -- no receive buffer
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Missed packet -- no receive buffer
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm last message repeated 21 times
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Missed p
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: acket -- no receive buffer
    Apr  9 20:29:01 rsm /kernel: lnc1: Missed packet -- no receive buffer
      
and I can't get much in the way of network traffic in or out.

- What is the config file for the kernel that comes on the CDROM?
  Isn't it GENERIC?

- Does anyone have a fix for this?


- david mankins (dm@bbn.com, dm@world.std.com, phone(US): 617-873-2873)




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