On Fri, 2001-10-05 at 21:29, James D Strandboge wrote: > I know there is an option to have it active. My was set to having it > active, and now I just manually set it to 0 (well, in a script at > boot). Okay, I will try setting this option from scratch.
> > > actually, sun.com works (Star Office announcement as headliner...) > This may either mean that this is not your problem, or some router > along the way from me to www.sun.com was dropping the ecn packets. Do > you have another kernel you could try? eg 2.2.x or maybe the default > debian kernels? In other words, something a little faster the > recompiling your own since it may not even be your problem. Yes, I have several kernels (some 2.4x and even a 2.2.19, I think, but I suppose the pppoe in my version might not run using the 2.2.19...). But thanks for the tip, I will try it with another kernel at a later time (my girl friend will kill me if I drop the line now...:-) ). But maybe it is not worth the work, I plan to settle my gateway over to netBSD or some, former it was a FreeBSD one, now GNU/Linux Woody :-) > > Jamie > greetings, Timo
