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Strange. I believe there's some problem with your network card. For the mplayer stuff, i don't like gmplayer because it's heavy and buggy. I prefer use "pure" mplayer.
Yes, I'll have to agree with Linux.tar.gz in that Gmplayer is buggy. It crashes frequently (even the latest versions) giving an error message : mplayer interruppted by signal 11 in module video_decode()
Ever since upgrading to mandrake 2006 i have had problems with network
i could connect to network for first 5 mins after boot i couldn't create new connections to samba
(if i left a window open it kept working)
but the internet all pinging failed "No Buffer Space Available"
Disabling Network and Reenabling it didnt fix it,
deleting and creating network didnt work, clicking connect in Monitor connection resulted in
"Invalid connection setting please verify your network settings in Mandriva Control Centre"
Cause?
in my case
LISA service daemon.
#service lisa stop
it may not be LISA, so start with services that seem to be using a lot of CPU.
check in KSysguard (Ctrl + ESC)
sort your processes by CPU usage.
But each time mine started failing LISA had 30% + CPU.
Originally posted by foo_bar_foo initial impression of this is there must be some process that is either wildly creating sockets or not closing its sockets.
LISA netwwork monitor was doing it on mine
its 12 hours after disably it and the internet stills works.
Hi thanks for the replies, Lisa might be the culprit in my case also. I don't remember having the problem sometime back, and its only been sometime that I've started using Lisa. I'll disable it and try to see if it is really causing the trouble.
But I've now started using lisa quite often, also in my case the problem pops up only sometimes and then after sometime everything becomes normal. So I think I will have to bear with this inconvenience if it is LIsa that is causing all the trouble.
Thanks again for all the help.
I have a Mandriva 2006 Free machine connected to LAN & WAN via D-Link DSL-G604T Router. When booting the machine I would have network connectivity for about five minutes and then it would drop out. Pinging 127.0.0.1 would give - connect : No buffer space is available. After disabling LISa (lisa-home.sourceforge.net), I have resolved this issue.
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