Subject: Re: Problem: qe0 ring overrun resync'd by skipping (some number)
To: Robert Byer <byer@mail.all-net.net>
From: David Brownlee <david@mono.org>
List: port-vax
Date: 06/09/1996 00:06:21
On Sat, 8 Jun 1996, Robert Byer wrote:
> 
> I have  MicroVAX-II, 16 MEG RAM, SCSI controller and disks and a DELQA
> ethernet card.  I'm running the NetBSD v1.1A kernel
> 
> Every two minutes or so I get the error "qe0 ring overrun, resync'd by 
> skipping (some number).  It also crashes at about 2:20am and so far I
> haven't been able to keep the machine up for any length of time more than
> 24 hours.  This is getting pretty annoying and I would appreciate any and 
> all help on this problem as I'm still pretty new to Unix.
> 
	qe0:
	I get the same messages on my system (uVaxII, 16Mb, MSCP emulating 
	SCSI controller (slightly defective I think) and disk, and a DELQA.

	From what I've heard its the result of a workaround hardware bugs
	in the DELQA. Ensure there is some network traffic and it goes
	away, or ifconfig the interface down (maybe). Bugs the hell outa
	me sometimes, but I wouldnt know where to start fixing it :)

	early morning crashes:
	What date of 1.1A - you might want to try the 1.2_ALPHA snapshot
	on ftp.netbsd.org & see if it fixes the problem...


		David

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