Re: spontaneous reboot with large packet flows on net5501+lan1741
Andrew Atrens <[email protected]>
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5A should be plenty I'd think .. but I guess it also depends on the voltage .. A few years ago I experienced issues with an ALIX board and a high power Ubiquiti/Atheros-based mini-PCI card .. if memory serves I think it was an XR-2 .. in that case though the miniPCI card would sort of brown out and that could lock up the PCI bus leading to a kernel crash or watchdog reset. In that situation the issue was internal to the PUPS on the ALiX board - a known limitation wrt how how much power could be supplied to the miniPCI slot. On 2015-02-17 2:02 PM, Christopher Sean Hilton wrote: > On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 01:37:51PM -0500, Andrew Atrens wrote: >> Hi Nix, >> >> It's almost certainly a power issue as power draw for the lan card will not >> be a static thing - ie will increase when transmitting packets vs idle. >> > That's an intersting theory. I also run an external nic in the PCI > slot of a Net5501-60. In my case the OS is OpenBSD 5.5 and the nic > card is an Intel dual Gigabit PCI-X unit. I also experience reboots of > this configuration under high packet flows. In my case though my > machine is in the Net5501 rack mount case with the 5.0A power supply. > > I will arrange to test by swapping to a newer 5501 rack mount case and > retesting. > > Thanks > > -- Chris