System crash, when ethernet trafic grows, in exemple if I start emule or
copy files from other PC in my net. But system works normaly when
I use Internet Explorer or Outoolk Express, Xnews, etc.
When system hangs, I only can press reset button, no Ctrl-Alt-Del works
or
system logs can be found.


System:
A8V de luxe R2.0 with BIOS 1009.
AMD 3500 64 bit
2 512MB sticks DDR400 in Dual-channel mode.
2 HD Maxtor 160 Gb. in RAID-0 at Promise controler
Asus V9570 Vga card
WinXp pro SP2 installed from a CD with SP2+Promise+Via drivers.

I tried:

- Monitoring CPU temperature with Asus PC Probe V2.23.03
- Disable ethernet motherboard conection from Bios
and punch a Intel PCI ethernet card. Problem continues.
- Installing drivers for AMD 64 from AMD web.
- Disable completely Windows firewall.
- Change this registry key:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]
adding
"TcpNumConnections"=dword:0077fffe

Please, any ideas is welcome...

Thanks

I found a new driver for integraded Ethernet adapter: Marvell Yukon
88E001/8003/8010 wich drivers version 7.21.1.3 (In Motherboard CD
drivers)
I installed new drivers from Marvell version 8.20.10.3 0(01/02/2005)
and ethernet works fine......

Thanks



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> System crash, when ethernet trafic grows, in exemple if I start emule
or
> copy files from other PC in my net. But system works normaly when
> I use Internet Explorer or Outoolk Express, Xnews, etc.
> When system hangs, I only can press reset button, no Ctrl-Alt-Del works
> or
> system logs can be found.
>
>
> System:
> A8V de luxe R2.0 with BIOS 1009.
> AMD 3500 64 bit
> 2 512MB sticks DDR400 in Dual-channel mode.
> 2 HD Maxtor 160 Gb. in RAID-0 at Promise controler
> Asus V9570 Vga card
> WinXp pro SP2 installed from a CD with SP2+Promise+Via drivers.
>
> I tried:
>
> - Monitoring CPU temperature with Asus PC Probe V2.23.03
> - Disable ethernet motherboard conection from Bios
> and punch a Intel PCI ethernet card. Problem continues.
> - Installing drivers for AMD 64 from AMD web.
> - Disable completely Windows firewall.
> - Change this registry key:
> [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]
> adding
> "TcpNumConnections"=dword:0077fffe
>
> Please, any ideas is welcome...
>
> Thanks
>