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Server Crash

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Jinnah

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Hi,

Could anyone expand on this error message from a linux server and what could be the cause of it;

Etho; Card reports no resources
: etho: card reports no resources

I had to reboot the server which caused data to be lost from /home and another directory that contained a flatfile database, is there anyway I can recover that?
Thanx.

Jin
 
Hi,

There have been a lot of reports of problems of this nature with cards using the intel 82557/82558/82559 chipsets and the eepro100 driver. Assuming the system hasn't frozen completely a short term fix would be :

/etc/rc.d/init.d/network stop
/sbin/rmmod eepro100
/sbin/insmod eepro100
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network start

You could try the alternative e100 driver --> or a newer version of eepro100 --> .

If its not the above - what card is that ?

Regards
 
Is there anyway I can recover the data?
Regards,
Jin
 
Thanx ifincham, I recovered everything.

Jin
 
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