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Bandlaraj 07-29-2009 06:33 AM

kernel : transmit timed out, status 0073
 
I see the below message in /var/log/messages continuously

kernel : transmit timed out, status 0073

what does it mean?? hardware issue or software issue? why the TX is timing out because of any buffer leak?

Google didn't help,somebody was talking about thomas fix? what is this any idea??

please help

thnx

TB0ne 07-30-2009 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bandlaraj (Post 3624119)
I see the below message in /var/log/messages continuously

kernel : transmit timed out, status 0073

what does it mean?? hardware issue or software issue? why the TX is timing out because of any buffer leak?

Google didn't help,somebody was talking about thomas fix? what is this any idea??

please help

thnx

Google returned quite a bit on that. It's related to your network interface(s). Since you don't say what version/distro of Linux, on what hardware, it's hard to be of more help.

Bandlaraj 08-03-2009 01:03 AM

Thanks TBOne!!

Google returned quite a bit on that. It's related to your network interface(s). Since you don't say what version/distro of Linux, on what hardware, it's hard to be of more help.

My network interfacse are from PCNET interfaces,so pcnet32 driver is complaining this error.And the kernel version is 2.4.20/22

Please let me know.

TB0ne 08-03-2009 10:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bandlaraj (Post 3629152)
Thanks TBOne!!

Google returned quite a bit on that. It's related to your network interface(s). Since you don't say what version/distro of Linux, on what hardware, it's hard to be of more help.

My network interfacse are from PCNET interfaces,so pcnet32 driver is complaining this error.And the kernel version is 2.4.20/22

Please let me know.

Well, you still don't say what version/distro of Linux, or what specific hardware you're running. However, since you're running a very old kernel (2.4), the first thing I'd suggest is upgrading the system.

2.6 updates everything, including the hardware modules. If you're running new hardware on an old OS, that'll do it.

Bandlaraj 08-04-2009 08:06 AM

AFAIK, this is a open source kernel and PCI interfaces.
What could be the reason behind this TX timeout?

TB0ne 08-04-2009 01:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bandlaraj (Post 3630799)
AFAIK, this is a open source kernel and PCI interfaces.
What could be the reason behind this TX timeout?

Re-read my previous post...yes, 2.4 is an open source kernel, but it's OLD. Update it, and the modules and everything else will get updated too.

Could be a problem with new hardware/old OS, but you STILL haven't said what version/distro of Linux, or what specific hardware is in question.


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