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During heavy traffic, I get the following errors logged a few times over a short period, then the network connection, despite being "up" is not responding and no traffic passes. This did not happen until a nightly offsite backup was put in place over the link. There is no way to throttle the traffic generated. kernel: vr0: tx shutdown timeout kernel: vr0: restarting Running ifconfig vr0 down; ifconfig vr0 up from exec.php restores network connectivity. It appears to be a bug within FreeBSD which was possibly fixed with a patch way back in v4.7, but the patch seems to have regressed in 1.3b15's FreeBSD which this system is running. Link to patch info: http://ftp.kaist.ac.kr/geoul/pkgs/freebsd-cvsup/data/prefixes/FreeBSD-gnats.current/gnats/i386/44572 Link to bug info: http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=90890 Reports in the bug suggest that it only happens with half-duplex connections. Unfortunately, of course, the kit it's connected to is only half-duplex. Does anyone have a similar experience? Hardware is a CN700 chipset with a VT6102. |