Linux crash

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> I seem to have a problem with my RH 7.2 system crashing when
> transferring files using sftp and the internet. The crash seems to be
> dependent on the speed of the network. When I say crash I mean dead (
> i.e., can't ping the machine, screen is frozen). When the rate falls
> below ~230 kb/s the system crashes. When the transfer rate is above
> this level everything works fine. This is a dual boot RH/W2k system.=20
> The problem only seems to affect the Linux system.

Can you ctrl-alt-delete the machine to reboot? Can you switch to
virtual terminals? (In X it is Ctrl-Alt-F1) Does this happen with other
protocols? Could you set up a similar transfer using wget or lynx or
something like that?

If nothing in that list comes up unusual, what network and video card
are you using? What IRQ are they using?

            --Ted

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