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02-06-2000 10:42 PM
02-06-2000 10:42 PM
bad primitive
On several K460 and K420 I got the following error in the syslog:
"vmunix: received a bad primitive: prim is 35"
What kind of error is this?
"vmunix: received a bad primitive: prim is 35"
What kind of error is this?
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02-06-2000 11:18 PM
02-06-2000 11:18 PM
Re: bad primitive
A bad primitive error in the syslog is usually caused by something on the
network,as this is a DLPI message, and I believe you may want to check out your
network.
Possible areas to look at are congestion/too many collisions, or get a network
sniffer/person to monitor and see what may cause this.
network,as this is a DLPI message, and I believe you may want to check out your
network.
Possible areas to look at are congestion/too many collisions, or get a network
sniffer/person to monitor and see what may cause this.
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