[Sending this mail again without attachment since the BTS rejected the attachment. Ola, if you didn't receive my last mail with the attachment, please drop me a note.]
Hi Ola, > The best thing would be to sniff both as we do not know if the problem > is on ethernet level or on ppp level. I think you can sniff both > at the same time. I think you need some more options to tcpdump however: > > tcpdump -envv -i eth0 here is my first record of a crash captured on my router. The command to capture was: tcpdump -envv -i ppp0 The original file is actually a bit longer, but last syslog entry on the laptop was on 18:06 so I guess it crashed on this time or shortly later. Since the file logs until ~18:40 (when I noticed that the laptop is already frozen, I've cut the file from the last occurrence of the IP 130.149.xxx.xxx which is one point of the pptp tunnel. Let me know if you need the whole file. The system time of the laptop and the router should be pretty much in sync, so you should search for the problem around the time 18:06. Cheers, Bastian -- Bastian Venthur http://venthur.de Debian Developer venthur at debian org -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
