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thus Martin Jungowski spake:
> If it helps I'm experiencing a *very* similar problem with all Atom N270
> based company netbooks (Lenovo S10e) with openSUSE 11.2 and Kernel 2.6.31,
> as well as openSUSE 11.1 and Kernel 2.6.27. Putting load on the NIC works
> fine until I start rsync. Literally everything else allows me to put load
> on it - ftp, scp, downloading large files via HTTP, copying via NFS or
> SMB, etc. But as soon as I start rsync it locks up.
For me it dies on any kind of traffic, not just rsync. I even saw this
fetching ISOs using FTP. The machine just died (network-wise; I don't
have console on this machine in the data centre, but I do have a machine
of this type here in the office, so I could build a test setup with KVM).
On the machine that runs stable for weeks now
# uptime
09:51:33 up 47 days, 47 min, 1 user, load average: 0.14, 0.11, 0.09
I've got TOR running, which uses a sustained bandwidth of about three
MBit (which is not that much, it had about ten MBit for quite a while
with an additional FreeNet daemon running).
> It doesn't even start
> to transfer anything - the NIC instantly dies and more often than not
> takes the entire system down with it. Every now and then instead of a full
> lockup I only get a dead NIC. Killing the rsync process hard (-9) and
> restarting the network often helps.
>
> I realize that this is a very different software environment but I was
> about to try CentOS on that baby next. I'll try the noapic option when I
> get back to my office but it's interesting how so different environments
> seem to produce similar errors. I guess what I'm trying to say is that
> it's probably not a CentOS-specific issue we're dealing with here.
>
> Martin
Timo
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