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Title: Amiga.org formus seems to nuke my i-net connection.
Post by: JetRacer on March 27, 2008, 09:08:03 PM
I've had this problem previusly on my classic running IBrowse. Which I thought was just the classic behaving badly. But my x86 with Firefox does the same (havn't visited AO in a long time). I sometimes have to physicly rip the USB plug of my Hi3G modem to re-establish the internet connection after posting/reading the forums here at AO. But the problem remains even if all h/w s/w have changed. Sounds familiar? Any ideas?
Title: Re: Amiga.org formus seems to nuke my i-net connection.
Post by: bloodline on March 27, 2008, 09:11:07 PM
Weird! Switch ISP :-)
Title: Re: Amiga.org formus seems to nuke my i-net connection.
Post by: JetRacer on March 27, 2008, 09:22:24 PM
The old one doesn't even exist! And the one I'm using today have won the best-in-the-nation award for two or three years in a row - and is praized by it's users for always giving 100% performance. That's why it's so weird - nothing is the same yet this AO-specific problem remains.
Title: Re: Amiga.org formus seems to nuke my i-net connection.
Post by: meega on March 27, 2008, 09:23:52 PM
I can say this: USB is not my preferred interface. The provided drivers are not always the best solution. I had quite a few problems at first, until I dumped USB and used a direct ethernet cable link. That fixed everything on my old machine.

My current browsing machine is a Pentium 4 with XP Pro, using Firefox, over wireless connection (a PCI card) to the router. I find A.org to be one of the most reliable connections on the net...
Title: Re: Amiga.org formus seems to nuke my i-net connection.
Post by: HopperJF on March 27, 2008, 10:05:16 PM
Everything is fine here Firefox 2.0 x86 with Ethernet connection  :-)
Title: Re: Amiga.org formus seems to nuke my i-net connection.
Post by: JetRacer on March 27, 2008, 10:05:44 PM
Every other site works fine.

I should probably write it seems traffic related (in one end or another). Right now it works like a dream. On other occations AO just dead-locks my connection.

And you guys probably have a point: connecting through ethernet  probably gives the connection a bit more skin on it's nose. But having that as a site requirement..?