On 28 Mar 2006, David S. Miller wrote:
> It's being discussed at the proper place, [email protected].
>
> You have an e1000 card right? A temporary workaround is to disable
> TSO on that interface.
Okay. Sorry for the duplicate. I just wasn't sure if
anyone saw the first one.
Yes, it is an e1000. I disabled TSO via ethtool. Do I
need to reboot or anything and do this right away to avoid
problems or will the few assertions I've seen thus far not cause
any badness in the kernel?
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