In article <g50koo$fp0$1%ger.gmane.org@localhost>,
Mark Cullen <mark.r.cullen%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:
Hi there,
I'm in the process of updating my small home server with a nice new
machine. I've downloaded the amd64 version of NetBSD 4.0 to install.
Here's the more important machine specs:
Intel 2180
Gigabyte G31M-S2l with latest BIOS
2 x 1024MB Corsair PC6400 5-5-5-12
Seasonic 330W PSU
It's installed fine, and everything seems to be working lovely. Even the
onboard Realtek NIC. I've set up one of the RAID-1's with RAIDframe and
that's looking good. I had just got the latest pkgsrc and was trying to
install some bits and bobs, and that's where it appears to have gone
downhill.
Here's what happens if I try and update my pkgsrc tree. The following
screenshot had just started to update files, and was listing changes and
stuff.
http://img68.imageshack.us/img68/5125/netbsd4corruptionwr7.jpg
If I right click the PuTTY title bar and 'reset terminal', it springs
back to life again and everything is readable as normal! However, some
Makefiles and such in pkgsrc are garbled binary too. It seems like some
kind of network corruption issue to me? I've tried switching to a good
old fashioned reliable Intel PCI NIC, and have the same results. In
fact, that screen shot was captured when using the Intel NIC.
Any thoughts? Have there been any known issues with network corruption
reported?
Looks like something is typing CTRL-O [enter ALT-GR1]. You can undo
this by echo CTRL-N to your terminal. Can you capture the output of cvs
update to the file?
christos