On 09/04/2012 08:35, Peter van der Vos wrote:
Op 9 apr 2012, om 08:31 heeft Frank de Bruijn het volgende geschreven:In article <4F820B25.1010703@xxxxxxxxxx>, John Ballance <jwb@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:What you describe implies a low level routine that has no realistic timeout. I guess the obvious question to ask is whether you are on the latest version of the OS, and whether this would occur on an earlier version.I am currently on 5.18. When it started I was still using 5.16.Also is there anything you can do locally that can emulate this isp link failure ..Apparently not. I have tried pulling network cables during transfers and switching the router off, but the higher level application will just notice the connection has been lost or time out without the interface locking up.That's not good enough. This way the hardware in the Iyonix notice the link is gone. You should pull the cable going into the router.
or at least the other side of a hub.. pulling the cable at the iyonix kills the ethernet connectivity, which is seen. Pulling the cable beyond the 'other end' of the iyonix cable leaves the iyonix interface 'up' and thus active.
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