> 
> Dear All,
> 
> I have been using the precompiled generic kernel (size 1083539 bytes) on
> my A3000 for a few weeks now.  I use my A3000 as a router between the local
> Ethernet and global Internet (SLIP).  With the generic kernel, everything
> was working very well.
> 
> I compiled my own kernel because I had to add a new device driver in it.
> I had the GATEWAY flag defined during the compile, but now no packets are
> forwarded from the SLIP interface to the Ethernet and vice-versa.  I had
> the same problem with #744 kernel and it was never solved (until I switched
> to the new kernel).
> 
> Any ideas, anyone?

Lots of ideas.  But can you dump/send the output from netstat -nr ?
Also, what routes do you add when booting ?

darren