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So, I can browse lot of web site but some (like google.com ... sick ) doesn't work ...
there's just the http request ... and time out.
Moreover I can ping this site ...
I'm sure i've no problem of dns or gateway, everything work fine on my windows or on the linux of my flatemate (same GW same DNS same distrib).
I really don't understand but I suspect the drivers of my 3com gigabit NIC ...
I've this problem on mandrake 9.2 or fedora 1.0 ... maybe 2.4.22 ...
i'm getting nothing on google.com, 3com.com, nvidia.com ...
just time out
I can ping and traceroute all these websites ...
I can't browse this forum on linux too ... there is just the img of the bottom left and the little menu of the bottom right ... and nothing ... then time out
if I try with links , there is just "HTTP REQUEST SENT ..." and nothing ...
setting the MTU of your connection to a lower value might help - it didn't help me, when I had a similar problem under windows (couldn't access certain websites, like java.sun.com, idsoftware.com, ...), but I heard that it did in some cases.
don't ask me how to do it - I'm just another linux noob
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