So, I upgraded to a dual Opteron MSI 8KT and had no problems but one, I could not browse
the web. Then after reading this gem... - "ipv6 authors say that it does not cause any problems
with a well setup system"...
This is an engineering flaw - no system is ever well setup... After turning off net-pf-10, it all
works great... Thank you for interpreting design speak to reality... FYI:
DSL Provider : Qwest Location : 97210 (oregon)
-Lane Jack Bowling wrote:
On Fri, May 21, 2004 at 05:02:27PM -0700, Lane Inman wrote:
Well; after restarting it worked and then it did not...
This would be a fine theory with one exception, I have NO problem using this
computer to browse the web on the same network as the other.... In other words;
I am typing at one computer sitting next to another computer with the difference
being FC1 vs. FC2... I should have vmwared to make sure that it worked... Also,
my room mate has no problems browsing as well so there is something particular about
the fresh FC2 release...
OK, Lane. One last shot at this. Even though the ipv6 authors say that it does not and cannot cause any problems with a well-setup system, I have heard otherwise. Try adding the following to your /etc/modprobe.conf:
alias net-pf-10 off
and then do "service network restart" as root. See if things start working. There seem to be some routers out there that will kack on the initial ipv6 negotiation sequences.
-- -------------- -Lane Inman PhD Candidate Systems Science - ETM Portland State University
