network shuts down when trying to transfer a large file.
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network shuts down when trying to transfer a large file.
I have a problem that I can't seem to fix.When I try to transfer a large file lets say 700Mb or so my wireless shuts down and i have to restart my ubuntu computer the other computer is vista.ubuntu is on a wusb54gver4 and vista is going through a wrt54g tm running dd-wrt mega.I have tried every thing i know with no luck.Please help me
I am assuming you are transferring from VISTA go your Linux box.
You didn't say how you were doing it.
You might what to consider another protocol. Perhaps rsync or robocopy.
I am assuming you are transferring from VISTA go your Linux box.
You didn't say how you were doing it.
You might what to consider another protocol. Perhaps rsync or robocopy.
I was not clear and I am sorry.the transfer is from ubuntu to vista.
Logs are in /var/log directory. Check files messages.log, syslog, daemon.log, dmesg. You can also run your file transfer application from command line (run program "gnome-terminal") to see errors.
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