I still get the brouter messages with different hardware. What’s next?
The hub is full duplex/100Mbs. I also wiggled the connectors and the links dropped
so I’m going to replace the cables and then see what netinfo shows. Funny - I
checked them before on another problem and they were fine so I din’t check them on
this problem. I hate getting bitten by hardware problems.
KenR
Ken Recchia wrote:
Hugh Brown wrote:
You are starting the driver for full-duplex. Does your hub support full-duplex?
Try starting the drivers without any command line parameters. Do you still get
the problem?
Yes that was deliberate and the hub supports full duplex - I asked and was told
this but to be precise I will personally check that out. I will then try without
any command line parameters and let you know.
Thanks,
KenR
Do you have the latest driver (from 4.25D)
“Ken Recchia” <> rectech@nctimes.net> > wrote in message
news:> 39BCFFE0.54EEDFBA@nctimes.net> …
More info:
From sysinit.1:
/bin/Net &
/bin/Net.ether905 -s 100 -F &
netmap -f
nameloc &
From sysinit.2:
/bin/Net &
/bin/Net.ether905 -s 100 -F &
netmap -f
nameloc &
netmap from node 1:
Logical Lan Physical TX Count Last TX Fail Time
1 1 0050DA C321C7 ; 0
2 1 0050DA C31742 ; 267582
netmap from node 2:
Logical Lan Physical TX Count Last TX Fail Time
1 1 0050DA C321C7 ; 869551
2 1 0050DA C31742 ; 0
netinfo -l from node 1:
Total Number Of Net Driver Slots: 2
Driver Slot 0: Driver Pid 41 Logical Net 1 Network Card: Ethernet/
3Com905 Ethernet Controller
Vendor ID … 0x10b7
Device ID … 0x9055
Revision … 0x34
Physical Node ID … 0050DA C321C7
Media Rate … 100Mb/s
Mtu … 1514
I/O Port Range … 0xE480 → 0xE4FF
Hardware Interrupt … 9
Total Packets Txd OK … 481495
Total Packets Txd Bad … 0
Tx Collision Errors … 0
Tx Collision Errors (aborted) … 0
Carrier Sense Lost on Tx … 0
FIFO Underruns During Tx … 0
Tx deferred … 0
Out of Window Collisions … 0
Total Packets Rxd OK … 481400
Total Rx Errors … 0
FIFO Overruns During Rx … 0
Alignment errors … 0
CRC errors … 0
Driver Slot 1: Unused
netinfo -l from node 2:
Total Number Of Net Driver Slots: 2
Driver Slot 0: Driver Pid 39 Logical Net 1 Network Card: Ethernet/
3Com905 Ethernet Controller
Vendor ID … 0x10b7
Device ID … 0x9055
Revision … 0x34
Physical Node ID … 0050DA C31742
Media Rate … 100Mb/s
Mtu … 1514
I/O Port Range … 0xE880 → 0xE8FF
Hardware Interrupt … 10
Total Packets Txd OK … 1494625
Total Packets Txd Bad … 0
Tx Collision Errors … 0
Tx Collision Errors (aborted) … 0
Carrier Sense Lost on Tx … 0
FIFO Underruns During Tx … 0
Tx deferred … 0
Out of Window Collisions … 0
Total Packets Rxd OK … 1502585
Total Rx Errors … 15
FIFO Overruns During Rx … 0
Alignment errors … 7
CRC errors … 15
Driver Slot 1: Unused
Mario Charest wrote:
Is it the same on both nodes?
Can you post the output of netinfo -l of both nodes.
“Ken Recchia” <> rectech@nctimes.net> > wrote in message
news:> 39BBAF9A.4F552D49@nctimes.net> …
Logical Lan Physical TX Count Last TX Fail
Time
1 1 0050DA C321C7 ; 0
2 1 0050DA C31742 ; 29843
Mario Charest wrote:
post the output of netmap command (not the netmap file)
“Ken Recchia” <> rectech@nctimes.net> > wrote in message
news:> 39B9480A.53F39732@nctimes.net> …
No. Not in the sysinit.1 or .2 or the .boot files. (Except
Proc32 -l
2).
Mario Charest wrote:
That’s the netmap file I guess, but what about the netmap data?
Is it possible you started a driver with -l2.
“Ken Recchia” <> rectech@nctimes.net> > wrote in message
news:> 39B93808.7581733E@nctimes.net> …
My netmap is the same on both nodes:
1 1 xxxxxxxx
2 1 yyyyyyyy
1st col’n is Node ID , second col’ is Network ID.
And yes it is an isolated lan with just the 2 machines QNX
4.25d ,
3com905’s ,
100mbs hub.
Mario Charest wrote:
You probably have mixed the columns in the netmap file.
In the node id column you have enter the lan and in the lan
column you have enter the node.
the no brouter node message means it is trying to reach
a node via another lan, since you say this a two node
network that very unlikely > 
“Ken Recchia” <> rectech@nctimes.net> > wrote in message
news:> 39B90DEC.2B90F702@nctimes.net> …
I don’t know what this means could someone tell me if
these
are
good/bad
possible causes and solutions etc?
On a two node network, from netinfo:
Date Net (Nid|Status) Code Description
07:53:28 1 0050DA C321C7 ( 58) NET ( nm) netmap msg:
physical
nid
07:53:28 1 0050DA C31742 ( 58) NET ( nm) netmap msg:
physical
nid
07:53:28 0 Status 2 ( 62) Net ( tx) no brouter node
to
this
logical nid
07:53:28 0 Status 2 ( 7) NET ( tx) failed
(vc_attach
ctrl
pkt)
07:53:29 1 (241) 8003 ( rx) current seq#
unknown-
0
vid
07:53:29 1 Status 0 ( 44) NET ( rx) possible
duplicate
vid
sequence number
Then repeating 72times:
08:15:42 0 Status 2 ( 62) Net ( tx) no brouter node
to
this
logical nid
08:15:42 0 Status 2 ( 7) NET ( tx) failed
(vc_attach
ctrl
pkt)
Ends with:
08:16:55 1 (241) 8003 ( rx) current seq#
unknown-
0
vid
08:16:55 1 Status 0 ( 44) NET ( rx) possible
duplicate
vid
sequence number
Thanks,
KenR
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