doesnt seem to do much, apart from make the connection die with no error message when i place a load on it! what does unexpected IRQ trap actually mean? Could it be a hardware conflict? thanks, Iain

-----Original Message----- From: root [mailto:root]On Behalf Of Jaakko Tamminen Sent: 01 August 2001 11:55 To: Iain Gray Subject: Re: [SLE] Unexpected IRQ trap

Hello

I would try the following in smb.conf: max xmit = 8192

It sets the limit of the packet size transmitted, and could help Your case, if there is some issue with the LAN and P120 speed.

J. Tamminen

Iain Gray wrote:

...

Hello,

i have recently set an old P120 of mine as a samba server, with an AMI Raid card and a Kingston KNE120 TX network card. This all works okay, except when I try to copy a large amount of files to or from the server, i get an "kernel : unexpected IRQ trap at vector 5f", and the machine loses network connectivity and has to be rebooted. I'd like to sort this out, but i have no idea where to start, as the usual sources seem to have very little info!

Thanks,

Iain

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