FrankIntuitively it doesn't sound like power supply problems, but given the experience of others, it is worth a check. A power supply that is beginning to fail can affect the networking side of things. The original power supplies, on a digital multimeter, would show 5.06v +/- 0.02v on the 5v rail. ANYTHING less than 5.00v indicates the PSU is definitely no longer operating correctly. I have even seen a PSU that indicates around 4.9v on the 5v rail giving 4.3v on the 3.3v rail.. I was surprised that the mobo continued to work!
Additionally, If you *audio off .. do you still see the problem? (the audio off is not persistent through a reboot)
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In article<527da1e3b4iyonix-support-sub@xxxxxxxxx>, Frank de Bruijn <iyonix-support-sub@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:In article<527da02058charles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, charles <charles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:In article<527d9f788biyonix-support-sub@xxxxxxxxx>, Frank de Bruijn <iyonix-support-sub@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:In article<C333427F-93C9-4E98-84E3-672CB69829D1@xxxxxxx>, Peter van der Vos<peterthuis@xxxxxxx> wrote:Op 9 apr 2012, om 08:31 heeft Frank de Bruijn het volgende geschreven: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.Actually, that's what I did.and have you yet checked the power supply?Believe me, this is not a power supply issue.How do you know without checking?It's not the original power supply anyway.and, so? Don't other ones go wrong?
