I solved the problem changing the minipciex card on my Acer AspireOne with an Intel 3945ABG. Yesterday, for the first time and _without_ errors, I transferred a 1.7 G. I'm thinking that this bug is left opened intentionally. I'm agree with Johan Christiansen, two years and a half is enough to solve this problem that is not affecting the Window$ environment.. mmmhhh strange ;-) I tried to apply the latest workaround (TCP offloading), but without success. My old card was a Atheros 5007.
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